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:::'''OCRP''' is a minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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:::'''OCRP''' is a minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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:::'''OCRP''' is a minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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:::'''OCRP''' is a minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!

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    <text bytes="4165" xml:space="preserve">Listed here are our rules for the server as a whole.

== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character(IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a separate document discussing RP Etiquette, which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.</text>
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    <text bytes="4238" xml:space="preserve">Listed here are our rules for the server as a whole. Our gameplay guidelines can be found at [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]].

== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character(IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a [[separate document discussing RP Etiquette, which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.</text>
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== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character(IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a separate document discussing RP Etiquette, which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.</text>
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    <text bytes="4259" xml:space="preserve">Listed here are our rules for the server as a whole. Our gameplay guidelines can be found at [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]].

== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character(IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a separate document discussing [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]], which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.</text>
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== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character (IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a separate document discussing [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]], which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.</text>
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The Gameplay Guidelines are a list of various documents that outline additional gameplay systems, tips, and processes we follow for various scenarios.

Gameplay guidelines are not ''rules'' in the strictest sense - staff may bend these guidelines on rare occasions, and violating these guidelines as a player will not get you in trouble like breaking a rule would - but these documents provide a sense of "how we do things around here". It is wise to review these documents thoroughly in order to become accustomed to our procedures, as some of our systems differ greatly from what you may be accustomed to from other Roleplay Settings.

== List of Guidelines ==
[[Player Hostilities Guide]]

[[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]]

[[RP Etiquette Guide]]

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    <text bytes="983" xml:space="preserve">RP Etiquette is a set of guiding principles that we ask players to adhere to. By following these courtesies and etiquettes, you ensure that everyone here has a fun and enjoyable time, which is always the goal!

== Communicate with your fellow players! ==
Communication is key to avoiding misunderstandings. If you're not sure whether someone is having fun, ask! If you're concerned that something might be misconstrued, ask the other person!

=== If you're uncomfortable, say something ===
Not everyone is comfortable with every RP scenario. If you're uncomfortable with a specific IC interaction, say something to the person/people you're interacting with. If it's not possible to stop the interaction entirely (i.e. the rest of the group is actively involved in an activity that suddenly you're not comfortable with participating in), just step away and let the players (and/or a staff member) know why you left. If needed, we can help you form an IC reason why you had to dip out.</text>
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    <text bytes="10166" xml:space="preserve">RP Etiquette is a set of guiding principles that we ask players to adhere to. By following these courtesies and etiquettes, you ensure that everyone here has a fun and enjoyable time, which is always the goal!

== Communicate with your fellow players! ==
Communication is key to avoiding misunderstandings. If you're not sure whether someone is having fun, ask! If you're concerned that something might be misconstrued, ask the other person!

=== If you're uncomfortable, say something ===
Not everyone is comfortable with every RP scenario. If you're uncomfortable with a specific IC interaction, say something to the person/people you're interacting with. If it's not possible to stop the interaction entirely (i.e. the rest of the group is actively involved in an activity that suddenly you're not comfortable with participating in), just step away and let the players (and/or a staff member) know why you left. If needed, we can help you form an IC reason why you had to dip out.

=== Tell people when IC and OOC intentions don't match ===
Sometimes, it's not obviously clear when someone's IC intentions are or aren't the same as their OOC intentions. For example, if a character tells you IC, "I hate you! Stay away from me!", that may be an IC response, but the receiving player might think this is an OOC indication that you wish for their interactions to stop. Alternatively, it may ''actually be a player indicating they wish for you to not be involved in a particular interaction.''

In cases like this, it's best if, as the person ''making the statement'', to DM the person you scolded and inform them "hey, IC my character really dislikes you, but OOC I think this is super-fun RP and I want you to continue!". This way, you can prevent a misunderstanding before it ever happens.

On the receiving end, you may also wish to reach out and inquire, "Hey, I know your character just told mine off IC - do you want me to butt out OOC as well?". That gives them the chance to tell you "No, that's just an IC thing, keep going!" or "Yes, I'd prefer this part of my character's story to remain more private."

== Respect private Rp, but try to include others ==
Not every RP interaction is open for everyone to join in on, and that's okay! If someone makes it clear that a conversation they're having with X and Y is only meant for X and Y, be respectful of their wishes and don't try to force your way into that interaction.

On the flipside, however...Private RP is permissible, but generally speaking, RP is more fun when shared with others! Try to involve people whenever possible - especially new players, or people you interact with less often.

== Read the room! ==
What this means is that ''if the setting your character joins into has a certain tone to it, don't try to forcefully change that tone.''

* If players are having an obviously-serious moment, that's not the time to burst in and start making jokes.
* If players are having a party, that's not the best time to jump into your dark, tragic character backstory.
* If players are focused on medRP, or research, or something else that would require concentration, that's not the time to interrupt and try to draw attention away from the task at hand.

We understand that sometimes it's not obvious what's going on or what the tone is, but in general, if you're not sure...take a moment to observe first. It shows respect for other people's interactions and the time they've put into the moment they're already sharing, and it's rude to try to force that to change just because your character arrived.

== Use IC chat, OOC chat, and Discord chat appropriately ==
As you play here, try to ensure that you use the different forms of chat respectfully.

* Discord chat is best reserved for OOC information, except for the channels specifically labeled as "IC". These are for ensuring people notice IC announcements - think of it as an extension of a town noticebard.
* IC chats are for IC only. If you need to make an OOC annotation, wrap it in parentheses &lt;code&gt;(like this)&lt;/code&gt;.
* OOC chats are for brief comments pertaining to what's going on, as well as inquiring about where people are if you're looking for RP. However, we do ask that players keep the OOC chatting to a minimum, as it can be disruptive to others' RP. If this happens to you, you can mute a range using &lt;code&gt;/muterange &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. This will reset after 24 hours.

== Do not Godmod, Powergame or Metagame ==
These three terms are common within RP circles, but we ask that you read through our definitions anyway - there are certain specific scenarios we outline that may be different from what you expect.

=== Godmodding ===
Example:

"My character pushes yours over, then grabs their wrists and ties them up and throw them over my shoulder to abduct you."

Godmodding is taking complete control over the direction of a scene, thus removing player agency from others involved in the RP. You allow the other player no option of choices and directly take control of their characters' actions in doing so. This is not allowed; RP your character and allow others to react to what you've done. Don't pre-decide the outcome for them.

A better way to write that:

"My character lunges forward, and attempts to shove yours over to subdue them."

This allows the other player a chance to struggle, to try and escape, or to even allow it to happen right away for the sake of interesting story, etc.

=== Powergaming ===
Example:

"Hey look guys if I use this knockback stick to push this enemy away and then use sword with faster swing speed I can infinitely combo the boss and keep him stunlocked forever, completely negating the challenge of the fight!"

Powergaming is the act of building and playing your character with the sole purpose of min-maxing and making them as powerful as possible to the exclusion of other things, especially the exclusion of good storytelling. It is, in short, playing a character with the goal of "winning the game" rather than playing a character to tell a good story and contribute to the stories of others.

A good rule of thumb? For every area your character excels at, think of another area where they are equally deficient. For example, your town guardsman is an excellent spearman but is terrible at archery. Perhaps he's great at organizing people in defense of the town against undead creatures but needs help with speaking in public.

By giving your character flaws and perks, you create a more relatable character that others can help and be helped by and one that can experience character development as time passes.

=== Metagaming ===
Example:

"Players are talking on discord about how Character A stole the golden apple of mysteries from Character B, and they mentioned where it was. I, the player, now know this; however, my CHARACTER does not, yet when I log on and another character asks mine if I've heard the latest news about a theft... I tell them "why yes I have, and I know where to find the stolen goods!""

Metagaming is acting on knowledge you, the player, know OOC -- yet your character has not yet encountered in active RP, and thus, has no way of knowing. It is not allowed, as it is incredibly immersion-breaking and quite unfair.

==== Not Metagaming ====
"Guys I'm so lost and trying to find anyone to RP with in this town, anyone want to RP with me and maybe show me around?  halp"

This is just helping people get into RP, and is not considered metagaming.

"Hey! We're going to do a game of Never-Have-I-Ever in the tavern at eight PM CST timezone... Anyone who wants to come, find an excuse to be there IC!"

This is event planning. This would be better handled on Discord, but posting it in an OOC chat is also acceptable.

"I'm hanging out at the fishing spot by the moonlit lake, fishing, if anyone wants to stop by for RP or join me in catching fish."

This is much like the first example - helping others join in on RP.

==== Metagaming ====
"Guys I think the monster I kept in my basement is about to finally try and break free, log on and come to my house, he's already here. Bring your best weapons and armor."

This is attempting to change the outcome of an event based on the OOC knowledge that the event is going to occur. Your character wouldn't know that this is coming!

(in global chat) "Hey, I found the secret lair. It's coordinates are x/y/z."

If you want to share the location of something, that needs to be done ''in-character''. Telling people OOC about the location of something they may not even know exists IC is a big no-no (it's like giving spoilers!)

== Decisions that affect everyone, should be discussed by everyone ==
If a vote is being held for, say, a town relocation, that's a decision that affects ''everyone who plays on the server.'' In cases like this, we actually ''encourage'' people to use Discord for handling the discussion and voting. This ensures that ''everyone'' has a chance to give their input, rather than limiting it to only people who can attend an IC meeting or IC vote.

== RP servers are not SMPs ==
While it may be tempting to run far away into an open world and start building a huge base...that's not really what an RP server is intended for. Not only does that mean you miss out on spontaneous RP interactions, but you also make it difficult and time-consuming for anyone to come and find you if they wish to speak with your character. For this reason, we ask that players try to build near each other (i.e. within the same town(s)) unless there's a specific IC reason why you cannot do so (i.e. an alchemist whose lab experiences frequent explosions might not be able to work inside city limits for safety reasons - even here, though, it might be good to have a house in the city, and the lab elsewhere!)

This guideline also extends to some other concepts, like farms. While it's tempting to breed tiny penfuls of animals crammed together...is that really immersive? Would you actually want to have 40 sheep in a 6x6 square, or would those animals be better placed in a large, open pasture?

This guideline is broad by nature, but a good maxim is "if it looks game-y, look for a different way".</text>
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== Communicate with your fellow players! ==
Communication is key to avoiding misunderstandings. If you're not sure whether someone is having fun, ask! If you're concerned that something might be misconstrued, ask the other person!

=== If you're uncomfortable, say something ===
Not everyone is comfortable with every RP scenario. If you're uncomfortable with a specific IC interaction, say something to the person/people you're interacting with. If it's not possible to stop the interaction entirely (i.e. the rest of the group is actively involved in an activity that suddenly you're not comfortable with participating in), just step away and let the players (and/or a staff member) know why you left. If needed, we can help you form an IC reason why you had to dip out.

=== Tell people when IC and OOC intentions don't match ===
Sometimes, it's not obviously clear when someone's IC intentions are or aren't the same as their OOC intentions. For example, if a character tells you IC, "I hate you! Stay away from me!", that may be an IC response, but the receiving player might think this is an OOC indication that you wish for their interactions to stop. Alternatively, it may ''actually be a player indicating they wish for you to not be involved in a particular interaction.''

In cases like this, it's best if, as the person ''making the statement'', to DM the person you scolded and inform them "hey, IC my character really dislikes you, but OOC I think this is super-fun RP and I want you to continue!". This way, you can prevent a misunderstanding before it ever happens.

On the receiving end, you may also wish to reach out and inquire, "Hey, I know your character just told mine off IC - do you want me to butt out OOC as well?". That gives them the chance to tell you "No, that's just an IC thing, keep going!" or "Yes, I'd prefer this part of my character's story to remain more private."

== Respect private Rp, but try to include others ==
Not every RP interaction is open for everyone to join in on, and that's okay! If someone makes it clear that a conversation they're having with X and Y is only meant for X and Y, be respectful of their wishes and don't try to force your way into that interaction.

On the flipside, however...Private RP is permissible, but generally speaking, RP is more fun when shared with others! Try to involve people whenever possible - especially new players, or people you interact with less often.

== Read the room! ==
What this means is that ''if the setting your character joins into has a certain tone to it, don't try to forcefully change that tone.''

* If players are having an obviously-serious moment, that's not the time to burst in and start making jokes.
* If players are having a party, that's not the best time to jump into your dark, tragic character backstory.
* If players are focused on medRP, or research, or something else that would require concentration, that's not the time to interrupt and try to draw attention away from the task at hand.

We understand that sometimes it's not obvious what's going on or what the tone is, but in general, if you're not sure...take a moment to observe first. It shows respect for other people's interactions and the time they've put into the moment they're already sharing, and it's rude to try to force that to change just because your character arrived.

== Use IC chat, OOC chat, and Discord chat appropriately ==
As you play here, try to ensure that you use the different forms of chat respectfully.

* Discord chat is best reserved for OOC information, except for the channels specifically labeled as "IC". These are for ensuring people notice IC announcements - think of it as an extension of a town noticebard.
* IC chats are for IC only. If you need to make an OOC annotation, wrap it in parentheses &lt;code&gt;(like this)&lt;/code&gt;.
* OOC chats are for brief comments pertaining to what's going on, as well as inquiring about where people are if you're looking for RP. However, we do ask that players keep the OOC chatting to a minimum, as it can be disruptive to others' RP. If this happens to you, you can mute a range using &lt;code&gt;/muterange &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. This will reset after 24 hours.

== Do not Godmod, Powergame or Metagame ==
These three terms are common within RP circles, but we ask that you read through our definitions anyway - there are certain specific scenarios we outline that may be different from what you expect.

=== Godmodding ===
Example:

"My character pushes yours over, then grabs their wrists and ties them up and throw them over my shoulder to abduct you."

Godmodding is taking complete control over the direction of a scene, thus removing player agency from others involved in the RP. You allow the other player no option of choices and directly take control of their characters' actions in doing so. This is not allowed; RP your character and allow others to react to what you've done. Don't pre-decide the outcome for them.

A better way to write that:

"My character lunges forward, and attempts to shove yours over to subdue them."

This allows the other player a chance to struggle, to try and escape, or to even allow it to happen right away for the sake of interesting story, etc.

=== Powergaming ===
Example:

"Hey look guys if I use this knockback stick to push this enemy away and then use sword with faster swing speed I can infinitely combo the boss and keep him stunlocked forever, completely negating the challenge of the fight!"

Powergaming is the act of building and playing your character with the sole purpose of min-maxing and making them as powerful as possible to the exclusion of other things, especially the exclusion of good storytelling. It is, in short, playing a character with the goal of "winning the game" rather than playing a character to tell a good story and contribute to the stories of others.

A good rule of thumb? For every area your character excels at, think of another area where they are equally deficient. For example, your town guardsman is an excellent spearman but is terrible at archery. Perhaps he's great at organizing people in defense of the town against undead creatures but needs help with speaking in public.

By giving your character flaws and perks, you create a more relatable character that others can help and be helped by and one that can experience character development as time passes.

=== Metagaming ===
Example:

"Players are talking on discord about how Character A stole the golden apple of mysteries from Character B, and they mentioned where it was. I, the player, now know this; however, my CHARACTER does not, yet when I log on and another character asks mine if I've heard the latest news about a theft... I tell them "why yes I have, and I know where to find the stolen goods!""

Metagaming is acting on knowledge you, the player, know OOC -- yet your character has not yet encountered in active RP, and thus, has no way of knowing. It is not allowed, as it is incredibly immersion-breaking and quite unfair.

==== Not Metagaming ====
"Guys I'm so lost and trying to find anyone to RP with in this town, anyone want to RP with me and maybe show me around?  halp"

This is just helping people get into RP, and is not considered metagaming.

"Hey! We're going to do a game of Never-Have-I-Ever in the tavern at eight PM CST timezone... Anyone who wants to come, find an excuse to be there IC!"

This is event planning. This would be better handled on Discord, but posting it in an OOC chat is also acceptable.

"I'm hanging out at the fishing spot by the moonlit lake, fishing, if anyone wants to stop by for RP or join me in catching fish."

This is much like the first example - helping others join in on RP.

==== Metagaming ====
"Guys I think the monster I kept in my basement is about to finally try and break free, log on and come to my house, he's already here. Bring your best weapons and armor."

This is attempting to change the outcome of an event based on the OOC knowledge that the event is going to occur. Your character wouldn't know that this is coming!

(in global chat) "Hey, I found the secret lair. It's coordinates are x/y/z."

If you want to share the location of something, that needs to be done ''in-character''. Telling people OOC about the location of something they may not even know exists IC is a big no-no (it's like giving spoilers!)

== Decisions that affect everyone, should be discussed by everyone ==
If a vote is being held for, say, a town relocation, that's a decision that affects ''everyone who plays on the server.'' In cases like this, we actually ''encourage'' people to use Discord for handling the discussion and voting. This ensures that ''everyone'' has a chance to give their input, rather than limiting it to only people who can attend an IC meeting or IC vote.

== RP servers are not SMPs ==
While it may be tempting to run far away into an open world and start building a huge base...that's not really what an RP server is intended for. Not only does that mean you miss out on spontaneous RP interactions, but you also make it difficult and time-consuming for anyone to come and find you if they wish to speak with your character. For this reason, we ask that players try to build near each other (i.e. within the same town(s)) unless there's a specific IC reason why you cannot do so (i.e. an alchemist whose lab experiences frequent explosions might not be able to work inside city limits for safety reasons - even here, though, it might be good to have a house in the city, and the lab elsewhere!)

This guideline also extends to some other concepts, like farms. While it's tempting to breed tiny penfuls of animals crammed together...is that really immersive? Would you actually want to have 40 sheep in a 6x6 square, or would those animals be better placed in a large, open pasture?

This guideline is broad by nature, but a good maxim is "if it looks game-y, look for a different way".

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RP Etiquette is a set of guiding principles that we ask players to adhere to. By following these courtesies and etiquettes, you ensure that everyone here has a fun and enjoyable time, which is always the goal!

== Communicate with your fellow players! ==
Communication is key to avoiding misunderstandings. If you're not sure whether someone is having fun, ask! If you're concerned that something might be misconstrued, ask the other person!

=== If you're uncomfortable, say something ===
Not everyone is comfortable with every RP scenario. If you're uncomfortable with a specific IC interaction, say something to the person/people you're interacting with. If it's not possible to stop the interaction entirely (i.e. the rest of the group is actively involved in an activity that suddenly you're not comfortable with participating in), just step away and let the players (and/or a staff member) know why you left. If needed, we can help you form an IC reason why you had to dip out.

=== Tell people when IC and OOC intentions don't match ===
Sometimes, it's not obviously clear when someone's IC intentions are or aren't the same as their OOC intentions. For example, if a character tells you IC, "I hate you! Stay away from me!", that may be an IC response, but the receiving player might think this is an OOC indication that you wish for their interactions to stop. Alternatively, it may ''actually be a player indicating they wish for you to not be involved in a particular interaction.''

In cases like this, it's best if, as the person ''making the statement'', to DM the person you scolded and inform them "hey, IC my character really dislikes you, but OOC I think this is super-fun RP and I want you to continue!". This way, you can prevent a misunderstanding before it ever happens.

On the receiving end, you may also wish to reach out and inquire, "Hey, I know your character just told mine off IC - do you want me to butt out OOC as well?". That gives them the chance to tell you "No, that's just an IC thing, keep going!" or "Yes, I'd prefer this part of my character's story to remain more private."

== Respect private Rp, but try to include others ==
Not every RP interaction is open for everyone to join in on, and that's okay! If someone makes it clear that a conversation they're having with X and Y is only meant for X and Y, be respectful of their wishes and don't try to force your way into that interaction.

On the flipside, however...Private RP is permissible, but generally speaking, RP is more fun when shared with others! Try to involve people whenever possible - especially new players, or people you interact with less often.

== Read the room! ==
What this means is that ''if the setting your character joins into has a certain tone to it, don't try to forcefully change that tone.''

* If players are having an obviously-serious moment, that's not the time to burst in and start making jokes.
* If players are having a party, that's not the best time to jump into your dark, tragic character backstory.
* If players are focused on medRP, or research, or something else that would require concentration, that's not the time to interrupt and try to draw attention away from the task at hand.

We understand that sometimes it's not obvious what's going on or what the tone is, but in general, if you're not sure...take a moment to observe first. It shows respect for other people's interactions and the time they've put into the moment they're already sharing, and it's rude to try to force that to change just because your character arrived.

== Use IC chat, OOC chat, and Discord chat appropriately ==
As you play here, try to ensure that you use the different forms of chat respectfully.

* Discord chat is best reserved for OOC information, except for the channels specifically labeled as "IC". These are for ensuring people notice IC announcements - think of it as an extension of a town noticebard.
* IC chats are for IC only. If you need to make an OOC annotation, wrap it in parentheses &lt;code&gt;(like this)&lt;/code&gt;.
* OOC chats are for brief comments pertaining to what's going on, as well as inquiring about where people are if you're looking for RP. However, we do ask that players keep the OOC chatting to a minimum, as it can be disruptive to others' RP. If this happens to you, you can mute a range using &lt;code&gt;/muterange &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. This will reset after 24 hours.

== Do not Godmod, Powergame or Metagame ==
These three terms are common within RP circles, but we ask that you read through our definitions anyway - there are certain specific scenarios we outline that may be different from what you expect.

=== Godmodding ===
Example:

"My character pushes yours over, then grabs their wrists and ties them up and throw them over my shoulder to abduct you."

Godmodding is taking complete control over the direction of a scene, thus removing player agency from others involved in the RP. You allow the other player no option of choices and directly take control of their characters' actions in doing so. This is not allowed; RP your character and allow others to react to what you've done. Don't pre-decide the outcome for them.

A better way to write that:

"My character lunges forward, and attempts to shove yours over to subdue them."

This allows the other player a chance to struggle, to try and escape, or to even allow it to happen right away for the sake of interesting story, etc.

=== Powergaming ===
Example:

"Hey look guys if I use this knockback stick to push this enemy away and then use sword with faster swing speed I can infinitely combo the boss and keep him stunlocked forever, completely negating the challenge of the fight!"

Powergaming is the act of building and playing your character with the sole purpose of min-maxing and making them as powerful as possible to the exclusion of other things, especially the exclusion of good storytelling. It is, in short, playing a character with the goal of "winning the game" rather than playing a character to tell a good story and contribute to the stories of others.

A good rule of thumb? For every area your character excels at, think of another area where they are equally deficient. For example, your town guardsman is an excellent spearman but is terrible at archery. Perhaps he's great at organizing people in defense of the town against undead creatures but needs help with speaking in public.

By giving your character flaws and perks, you create a more relatable character that others can help and be helped by and one that can experience character development as time passes.

=== Metagaming ===
Example:

"Players are talking on discord about how Character A stole the golden apple of mysteries from Character B, and they mentioned where it was. I, the player, now know this; however, my CHARACTER does not, yet when I log on and another character asks mine if I've heard the latest news about a theft... I tell them "why yes I have, and I know where to find the stolen goods!""

Metagaming is acting on knowledge you, the player, know OOC -- yet your character has not yet encountered in active RP, and thus, has no way of knowing. It is not allowed, as it is incredibly immersion-breaking and quite unfair.

==== Not Metagaming ====
"Guys I'm so lost and trying to find anyone to RP with in this town, anyone want to RP with me and maybe show me around?  halp"

This is just helping people get into RP, and is not considered metagaming.

"Hey! We're going to do a game of Never-Have-I-Ever in the tavern at eight PM CST timezone... Anyone who wants to come, find an excuse to be there IC!"

This is event planning. This would be better handled on Discord, but posting it in an OOC chat is also acceptable.

"I'm hanging out at the fishing spot by the moonlit lake, fishing, if anyone wants to stop by for RP or join me in catching fish."

This is much like the first example - helping others join in on RP.

==== Metagaming ====
"Guys I think the monster I kept in my basement is about to finally try and break free, log on and come to my house, he's already here. Bring your best weapons and armor."

This is attempting to change the outcome of an event based on the OOC knowledge that the event is going to occur. Your character wouldn't know that this is coming!

(in global chat) "Hey, I found the secret lair. It's coordinates are x/y/z."

If you want to share the location of something, that needs to be done ''in-character''. Telling people OOC about the location of something they may not even know exists IC is a big no-no (it's like giving spoilers!)

== Decisions that affect everyone, should be discussed by everyone ==
If a vote is being held for, say, a town relocation, that's a decision that affects ''everyone who plays on the server.'' In cases like this, we actually ''encourage'' people to use Discord for handling the discussion and voting. This ensures that ''everyone'' has a chance to give their input, rather than limiting it to only people who can attend an IC meeting or IC vote.

== RP servers are not SMPs ==
While it may be tempting to run far away into an open world and start building a huge base...that's not really what an RP server is intended for. Not only does that mean you miss out on spontaneous RP interactions, but you also make it difficult and time-consuming for anyone to come and find you if they wish to speak with your character. For this reason, we ask that players try to build near each other (i.e. within the same town(s)) unless there's a specific IC reason why you cannot do so (i.e. an alchemist whose lab experiences frequent explosions might not be able to work inside city limits for safety reasons - even here, though, it might be good to have a house in the city, and the lab elsewhere!)

This guideline also extends to some other concepts, like farms. While it's tempting to breed tiny penfuls of animals crammed together...is that really immersive? Would you actually want to have 40 sheep in a 6x6 square, or would those animals be better placed in a large, open pasture?

This guideline is broad by nature, but a good maxim is "if it looks game-y, look for a different way".

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    <text bytes="11175" xml:space="preserve">Roleplaying requires a certain level of collaboration in storytelling - in most stories, players are pitted against some larger force and act cooperatively to overcome challenges in their way. There may, however, be circumstances in which the story being told pits one player or group against another player or group in direct conflict. In cases such as these, there are strict rules that must be followed to ensure that the outcome of such conflicts resolves in a way that ensures a satisfactory storytelling experience for all involved.

== Theft ==
Stealing is allowed, but must be overseen by a QM before the items are taken. In addition, the following rules must be followed:

* Some form of clue must be left.
** This can be a sign with theft text like “the lock has been smashed on the chest”, but it doesn't have to be - it can be a lore’d item, some sort of distinctive "calling card" for your character, or any other item or marking that clearly indicates that someone has been there. If you are unsure if your clue is sufficient, ask a QM!
* The goods you steal must remain recoverable in or close to their initial state for at least 10 IRL days unless otherwise stated by a QM. This means that, for example, tools may not have their durability used up completely, crafting materials like ingots may not be crafted into irreversibly altered forms like tools or armor, etc. This allows any investigation RP that follows the theft to result in a positive outcome.
* Be reasonable in the amount that you take. Stealing a knapsack is reasonable, emptying someone's entire house is not. How much theft is considered "reasonable" is up to QM discretion, but a good rule of thumb is that you should be stealing only enough to express whatever your character is trying to communicate to the victim, not to ruin someone's day.

Any theft outside of moderation purview, in roleplay, will not be accepted and the player will receive a written warning.

== Traps ==
Traps are allowed, but their creation must be overseen by a QM, and must adhere to the following rules:

* Traps that are not actively monitored (i.e. the trap-setter is not physically present to disarm it) may not imprison the player.
* Traps are limited to Altercation levels of injury without permission from a QM.
** With permission, a trap may count as A Strike, at the QM's discretion.
** Traps will never count as a Character Death.

If you are the victim of a trap, please RP the scenario in a respectful way. If you would have a visible injury, RP the injury. If you would have some visible mark left on you, either update your character model or RP the existence of the marking (at the very least, update your character card with the information).

== Build Break ==
Breaking and entering, usually done to participate in a theft, should be handled with care under the following rules:

* If a block is "soft", then it is fair game for movement.
* If you "shift" a soft block (remove it and replace it later) to get at something underneath or to enter a space, you must leave a sign or other obvious clue indicating as such (i.e. "the flowers have been moved" or "the ground has been disturbed", or perhaps some other obvious change like replacing the dirt with podzol to indicate a change in state - when in doubt, ask a QM if the change is sufficiently "clue-ish")

Examples of Soft blocks are flowers, leaves, dirt, clay, sand etc

If you wish to destructively modify another person's build, it must be done with the oversight of a QM at the time of the occurrence. As every build is different, there are no fixed rules on how to approach this - follow the directions set out by the QM at the time of the event.

== Rules of Engagement (PvP) ==
A word from the staff team:

PvP is expected to be relatively rare on OCRP - for the most part, it's expected that players will find other ways to express their discontent if IC player conflict arises. However, it would be foolish of us to assume that it will ''never occur'', so we've done our best to allow for a wide variety of RP scenarios to occur within this framework, while still ensuring that the results are fair to everyone.

We also recognize that PvP usually results in at least one involved party being unhappy with the result. However, we ask that you do not use global chats as a way to vent your frustrations after an encounter. If you feel that an encounter was mishandled, please submit a ticket to the Moderation team.

=== Rules Regarding Player vs Player Conflict ===

==== Glossary of Terms ====

* Conflict Circumstances - the IC location and estimated IRL time at which the conflict is set to occur.
* Conflict Stakes - the desired outcome of the conflict. This can be:
** An Altercation (player is defeated with some injury, but without lasting wounds),
** A Strike (player is defeated and given a lasting wound), or
** A Character Death (player is killed).
* Conflict Method - the means by which the players intend to enact their conflict (i.e. a duel, a trap, a stealthy poisoning, etc). This includes the ''combat mode'' (see below).

==== Types of Conflict ====

===== Agreeable Conflict =====
An agreeable conflict is ''a conflict where all parties involved have agreed to the stakes of the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place.''

In order for an agreeable conflict to take place:

* The group should outline the circumstances, stakes and method for the conflict.
* All involved parties should clearly relay their consent to a QM. The QM will then oversee the conflict.
* All involved parties should try their best to stick as closely as possible to the outlined details when executing the conflict. Any significant deviation (as determined by the QM) is grounds for the QM to intervene and halt the conflict early.

Significant Deviations are defined as ''any major changes in the agreed upon conflict circumstances, stakes, and/or method/s that gives advantage to one party or the other.''

Once these criteria are met, the encounter may proceed as agreed upon.

Agreeable conflicts have no limits on the stakes - they may result in a Character Death if both parties agree.

===== Disagreeable Conflict =====
A disagreeable conflict is ''a conflict in which not all parties consent to the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place, or where informing the target of the attack would be undesirable.''

A disagreeable conflict has substantially more steps involved:

* The attacker(s) must discuss the following with a QM in order to receive approval for the attack:
** The circumstances, stakes, and intended method of the conflict.
** Sound reasoning for the conflict to occur.
** Sound reasoning as to why there are no other satisfactory resolutions other than a disagreeable conflict.
** Sound reasoning as to why the stakes chosen are necessary.
* The attacker(s) must have given at least two IC warnings of clear and impending malice prior to the attack.
** A QM must review these warnings to determine their clarity and whether a reasonable individual would have received them as threats of impending danger.

If all these criteria are met and the QM approves the conflict, the attacker(s) may move forward, as agreed upon.

Disagreeable conflicts are only limited by the ruling of the QM overseeing the planning of the conflict - a Character Death is possible, but is often considered a last resort.&lt;blockquote&gt;The purpose of Disagreeable Conflicts is to allow players who choose to RP as "villains" or perform actions that the majority of players agree are ICly villainous to be overthrown/defeated, even if they are unwilling to negotiate an Agreeable Conflict to receive an IC punishment for their actions.

This is NOT meant to be a common occurrence - if players wish to RP as a villain, they should have plans to allow for their own defeat. However, some villain players may either wish to "be surprised" as to when their downfall could occur, and some players, despite otherwise being good RPers, are simply immmovable when it comes to character deaths. This rule is in place as a "last resort" for those latter individuals.&lt;/blockquote&gt;

===== Spontaneous Conflict =====
A spontaneous conflict is ''any conflict that is not agreed upon beforehand and may or may not be overseen by a QM.'' The outcome of a spontaneous attack is determined by whether a QM is available to oversee the conflict after it starts.

* If a player is uncomfortable with the spontaneous conflict, they may call for a QM to oversee the situation or nullify the situation if it was failrp to begin with.
* If no QM is available to oversee the conflict, the most severe outcome is an Altercation.
* If a QM oversees the conflict, the most severe outcome is A Strike.
* If the QM deems the situation to be failrp, they may give the antagonist a verbal or written warning.

Spontaneous attacks are generally discouraged.

==== Modes of Combat ====
Currently, the staff team recognizes three "modes of combat" as viable for use in-game: Scripted fights, Dice-roll fights, and Mechanics fights.

Players must ''both consentually agree to the mode of combat'' as part of an Agreeable Conflict, and in the case of a Disagreeable Conflict, a QM will have final say on the mode of combat. Spontaneous Conflicts are, by their nature, almost always Combat fights. If players are unable to come to an agreement on the mode of combat, the fight is not allowed to continue. Either come to an agreement, or find another way to represent the conflict.

===== Scripted Fights =====
Scripted fights are fights where the parties involved have pre-determined the outcome. The fight itself is carried out through emotes as a way to entertain the audience or to "fill out the details" of the scenario, but the outcome is already fixed before the fight begins.

Scripted fights are generally encouraged over dice-roll fights, as they ensure that everyone walks away satisfied from the encounter.

===== Dice-roll Fights =====
Dice-roll fights are fights where the parties involved rely on randomness to determine the outcomes. The precise means through which the dice-rolls are applied is left to the individual scenario, but winners and losers are determined by the randomness of rolls.

Dice-roll fights are generally discouraged - the random nature of the fight takes nothing of the characters into consideration, making victories feel hollow and losses feel unavoidable.

While some players may choose to make up "modifiers" for their rolls, ''staff will not enforce them as they are arbitrarily decided,'' which means those modifiers must be discussed in advance with the other parties involved in the fight, at which point a scripted fight is usually simpler. (see above)

===== Mechanics Fights =====
Mechanics fights are fights where the parties involved rely on their own Minecraft combat skills to determine the outcomes. Players may use whatever items they have at their disposal to complete the combat as they see fit, so long as they are IC-plausible (i.e. using water/lava buckets would not be considered a "IC-plausible", as characters wouldn't actually be able to hold buckets of water/lava in their pockets)</text>
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== Theft ==
Stealing is allowed, but must be overseen by a QM before the items are taken. In addition, the following rules must be followed:

* Some form of clue must be left.
** This can be a sign with theft text like “the lock has been smashed on the chest”, but it doesn't have to be - it can be a lore’d item, some sort of distinctive "calling card" for your character, or any other item or marking that clearly indicates that someone has been there. If you are unsure if your clue is sufficient, ask a QM!
* The goods you steal must remain recoverable in or close to their initial state for at least 10 IRL days unless otherwise stated by a QM. This means that, for example, tools may not have their durability used up completely, crafting materials like ingots may not be crafted into irreversibly altered forms like tools or armor, etc. This allows any investigation RP that follows the theft to result in a positive outcome.
* Be reasonable in the amount that you take. Stealing a knapsack is reasonable, emptying someone's entire house is not. How much theft is considered "reasonable" is up to QM discretion, but a good rule of thumb is that you should be stealing only enough to express whatever your character is trying to communicate to the victim, not to ruin someone's day.

Any theft outside of moderation purview, in roleplay, will not be accepted and the player will receive a written warning.

== Traps ==
Traps are allowed, but their creation must be overseen by a QM, and must adhere to the following rules:

* Traps that are not actively monitored (i.e. the trap-setter is not physically present to disarm it) may not imprison the player.
* Traps are limited to Altercation levels of injury without permission from a QM.
** With permission, a trap may count as A Strike, at the QM's discretion.
** Traps will never count as a Character Death.

If you are the victim of a trap, please RP the scenario in a respectful way. If you would have a visible injury, RP the injury. If you would have some visible mark left on you, either update your character model or RP the existence of the marking (at the very least, update your character card with the information).

== Build Break ==
Breaking and entering, usually done to participate in a theft, should be handled with care under the following rules:

* If a block is "soft", then it is fair game for movement.
* If you "shift" a soft block (remove it and replace it later) to get at something underneath or to enter a space, you must leave a sign or other obvious clue indicating as such (i.e. "the flowers have been moved" or "the ground has been disturbed", or perhaps some other obvious change like replacing the dirt with podzol to indicate a change in state - when in doubt, ask a QM if the change is sufficiently "clue-ish")

Examples of Soft blocks are flowers, leaves, dirt, clay, sand etc

If you wish to destructively modify another person's build, it must be done with the oversight of a QM at the time of the occurrence. As every build is different, there are no fixed rules on how to approach this - follow the directions set out by the QM at the time of the event.

== Rules of Engagement (PvP) ==
A word from the staff team:

PvP is expected to be relatively rare on OCRP - for the most part, it's expected that players will find other ways to express their discontent if IC player conflict arises. However, it would be foolish of us to assume that it will ''never occur'', so we've done our best to allow for a wide variety of RP scenarios to occur within this framework, while still ensuring that the results are fair to everyone.

We also recognize that PvP usually results in at least one involved party being unhappy with the result. However, we ask that you do not use global chats as a way to vent your frustrations after an encounter. If you feel that an encounter was mishandled, please submit a ticket to the Moderation team.

=== Rules Regarding Player vs Player Conflict ===

==== Glossary of Terms ====

* Conflict Circumstances - the IC location and estimated IRL time at which the conflict is set to occur.
* Conflict Stakes - the desired outcome of the conflict. This can be:
** An Altercation (player is defeated with some injury, but without lasting wounds),
** A Strike (player is defeated and given a lasting wound), or
** A Character Death (player is killed).
* Conflict Method - the means by which the players intend to enact their conflict (i.e. a duel, a trap, a stealthy poisoning, etc). This includes the ''combat mode'' (see below).

==== Types of Conflict ====

===== Agreeable Conflict =====
An agreeable conflict is ''a conflict where all parties involved have agreed to the stakes of the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place.''

In order for an agreeable conflict to take place:

* The group should outline the circumstances, stakes and method for the conflict.
* All involved parties should clearly relay their consent to a QM. The QM will then oversee the conflict.
* All involved parties should try their best to stick as closely as possible to the outlined details when executing the conflict. Any significant deviation (as determined by the QM) is grounds for the QM to intervene and halt the conflict early.

Significant Deviations are defined as ''any major changes in the agreed upon conflict circumstances, stakes, and/or method/s that gives advantage to one party or the other.''

Once these criteria are met, the encounter may proceed as agreed upon.

Agreeable conflicts have no limits on the stakes - they may result in a Character Death if both parties agree.

===== Disagreeable Conflict =====
A disagreeable conflict is ''a conflict in which not all parties consent to the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place, or where informing the target of the attack would be undesirable.''

A disagreeable conflict has substantially more steps involved:

* The attacker(s) must discuss the following with a QM in order to receive approval for the attack:
** The circumstances, stakes, and intended method of the conflict.
** Sound reasoning for the conflict to occur.
** Sound reasoning as to why there are no other satisfactory resolutions other than a disagreeable conflict.
** Sound reasoning as to why the stakes chosen are necessary.
* The attacker(s) must have given at least two IC warnings of clear and impending malice prior to the attack.
** A QM must review these warnings to determine their clarity and whether a reasonable individual would have received them as threats of impending danger.

If all these criteria are met and the QM approves the conflict, the attacker(s) may move forward, as agreed upon.

Disagreeable conflicts are only limited by the ruling of the QM overseeing the planning of the conflict - a Character Death is possible, but is often considered a last resort.&lt;blockquote&gt;The purpose of Disagreeable Conflicts is to allow players who choose to RP as "villains" or perform actions that the majority of players agree are ICly villainous to be overthrown/defeated, even if they are unwilling to negotiate an Agreeable Conflict to receive an IC punishment for their actions.

This is NOT meant to be a common occurrence - if players wish to RP as a villain, they should have plans to allow for their own defeat. However, some villain players may either wish to "be surprised" as to when their downfall could occur, and some players, despite otherwise being good RPers, are simply immmovable when it comes to character deaths. This rule is in place as a "last resort" for those latter individuals.&lt;/blockquote&gt;

===== Spontaneous Conflict =====
A spontaneous conflict is ''any conflict that is not agreed upon beforehand and may or may not be overseen by a QM.'' The outcome of a spontaneous attack is determined by whether a QM is available to oversee the conflict after it starts.

* If a player is uncomfortable with the spontaneous conflict, they may call for a QM to oversee the situation or nullify the situation if it was failrp to begin with.
* If no QM is available to oversee the conflict, the most severe outcome is an Altercation.
* If a QM oversees the conflict, the most severe outcome is A Strike.
* If the QM deems the situation to be failrp, they may give the antagonist a verbal or written warning.

Spontaneous attacks are generally discouraged.

==== Modes of Combat ====
Currently, the staff team recognizes three "modes of combat" as viable for use in-game: Scripted fights, Dice-roll fights, and Mechanics fights.

Players must ''both consentually agree to the mode of combat'' as part of an Agreeable Conflict, and in the case of a Disagreeable Conflict, a QM will have final say on the mode of combat. Spontaneous Conflicts are, by their nature, almost always Combat fights. If players are unable to come to an agreement on the mode of combat, the fight is not allowed to continue. Either come to an agreement, or find another way to represent the conflict.

===== Scripted Fights =====
Scripted fights are fights where the parties involved have pre-determined the outcome. The fight itself is carried out through emotes as a way to entertain the audience or to "fill out the details" of the scenario, but the outcome is already fixed before the fight begins.

Scripted fights are generally encouraged over dice-roll fights, as they ensure that everyone walks away satisfied from the encounter.

===== Dice-roll Fights =====
Dice-roll fights are fights where the parties involved rely on randomness to determine the outcomes. The precise means through which the dice-rolls are applied is left to the individual scenario, but winners and losers are determined by the randomness of rolls.

Dice-roll fights are generally discouraged - the random nature of the fight takes nothing of the characters into consideration, making victories feel hollow and losses feel unavoidable.

While some players may choose to make up "modifiers" for their rolls, ''staff will not enforce them as they are arbitrarily decided,'' which means those modifiers must be discussed in advance with the other parties involved in the fight, at which point a scripted fight is usually simpler. (see above)

===== Mechanics Fights =====
Mechanics fights are fights where the parties involved rely on their own Minecraft combat skills to determine the outcomes. Players may use whatever items they have at their disposal to complete the combat as they see fit, so long as they are IC-plausible (i.e. using water/lava buckets would not be considered a "IC-plausible", as characters wouldn't actually be able to hold buckets of water/lava in their pockets)

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Roleplaying requires a certain level of collaboration in storytelling - in most stories, players are pitted against some larger force and act cooperatively to overcome challenges in their way. There may, however, be circumstances in which the story being told pits one player or group against another player or group in direct conflict. In cases such as these, there are strict rules that must be followed to ensure that the outcome of such conflicts resolves in a way that ensures a satisfactory storytelling experience for all involved.

== Theft ==
Stealing is allowed, but must be overseen by a QM before the items are taken. In addition, the following rules must be followed:

* Some form of clue must be left.
** This can be a sign with theft text like “the lock has been smashed on the chest”, but it doesn't have to be - it can be a lore’d item, some sort of distinctive "calling card" for your character, or any other item or marking that clearly indicates that someone has been there. If you are unsure if your clue is sufficient, ask a QM!
* The goods you steal must remain recoverable in or close to their initial state for at least 10 IRL days unless otherwise stated by a QM. This means that, for example, tools may not have their durability used up completely, crafting materials like ingots may not be crafted into irreversibly altered forms like tools or armor, etc. This allows any investigation RP that follows the theft to result in a positive outcome.
* Be reasonable in the amount that you take. Stealing a knapsack is reasonable, emptying someone's entire house is not. How much theft is considered "reasonable" is up to QM discretion, but a good rule of thumb is that you should be stealing only enough to express whatever your character is trying to communicate to the victim, not to ruin someone's day.

Any theft outside of moderation purview, in roleplay, will not be accepted and the player will receive a written warning.

== Traps ==
Traps are allowed, but their creation must be overseen by a QM, and must adhere to the following rules:

* Traps that are not actively monitored (i.e. the trap-setter is not physically present to disarm it) may not imprison the player.
* Traps are limited to Altercation levels of injury without permission from a QM.
** With permission, a trap may count as A Strike, at the QM's discretion.
** Traps will never count as a Character Death.

If you are the victim of a trap, please RP the scenario in a respectful way. If you would have a visible injury, RP the injury. If you would have some visible mark left on you, either update your character model or RP the existence of the marking (at the very least, update your character card with the information).

== Build Break ==
Breaking and entering, usually done to participate in a theft, should be handled with care under the following rules:

* If a block is "soft", then it is fair game for movement.
* If you "shift" a soft block (remove it and replace it later) to get at something underneath or to enter a space, you must leave a sign or other obvious clue indicating as such (i.e. "the flowers have been moved" or "the ground has been disturbed", or perhaps some other obvious change like replacing the dirt with podzol to indicate a change in state - when in doubt, ask a QM if the change is sufficiently "clue-ish")

Examples of Soft blocks are flowers, leaves, dirt, clay, sand etc

If you wish to destructively modify another person's build, it must be done with the oversight of a QM at the time of the occurrence. As every build is different, there are no fixed rules on how to approach this - follow the directions set out by the QM at the time of the event.

== Rules of Engagement (PvP) ==
A word from the staff team:

PvP is expected to be relatively rare on OCRP - for the most part, it's expected that players will find other ways to express their discontent if IC player conflict arises. However, it would be foolish of us to assume that it will ''never occur'', so we've done our best to allow for a wide variety of RP scenarios to occur within this framework, while still ensuring that the results are fair to everyone.

We also recognize that PvP usually results in at least one involved party being unhappy with the result. However, we ask that you do not use global chats as a way to vent your frustrations after an encounter. If you feel that an encounter was mishandled, please submit a ticket to the Moderation team.

=== Rules Regarding Player vs Player Conflict ===

==== Glossary of Terms ====

* Conflict Circumstances - the IC location and estimated IRL time at which the conflict is set to occur.
* Conflict Stakes - the desired outcome of the conflict. This can be:
** An Altercation (player is defeated with some injury, but without lasting wounds),
** A Strike (player is defeated and given a lasting wound), or
** A Character Death (player is killed).
* Conflict Method - the means by which the players intend to enact their conflict (i.e. a duel, a trap, a stealthy poisoning, etc). This includes the ''combat mode'' (see below).

==== Types of Conflict ====

===== Agreeable Conflict =====
An agreeable conflict is ''a conflict where all parties involved have agreed to the stakes of the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place.''

In order for an agreeable conflict to take place:

* The group should outline the circumstances, stakes and method for the conflict.
* All involved parties should clearly relay their consent to a QM. The QM will then oversee the conflict.
* All involved parties should try their best to stick as closely as possible to the outlined details when executing the conflict. Any significant deviation (as determined by the QM) is grounds for the QM to intervene and halt the conflict early.

Significant Deviations are defined as ''any major changes in the agreed upon conflict circumstances, stakes, and/or method/s that gives advantage to one party or the other.''

Once these criteria are met, the encounter may proceed as agreed upon.

Agreeable conflicts have no limits on the stakes - they may result in a Character Death if both parties agree.

===== Disagreeable Conflict =====
A disagreeable conflict is ''a conflict in which not all parties consent to the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place, or where informing the target of the attack would be undesirable.''

A disagreeable conflict has substantially more steps involved:

* The attacker(s) must discuss the following with a QM in order to receive approval for the attack:
** The circumstances, stakes, and intended method of the conflict.
** Sound reasoning for the conflict to occur.
** Sound reasoning as to why there are no other satisfactory resolutions other than a disagreeable conflict.
** Sound reasoning as to why the stakes chosen are necessary.
* The attacker(s) must have given at least two IC warnings of clear and impending malice prior to the attack.
** A QM must review these warnings to determine their clarity and whether a reasonable individual would have received them as threats of impending danger.

If all these criteria are met and the QM approves the conflict, the attacker(s) may move forward, as agreed upon.

Disagreeable conflicts are only limited by the ruling of the QM overseeing the planning of the conflict - a Character Death is possible, but is often considered a last resort.&lt;blockquote&gt;The purpose of Disagreeable Conflicts is to allow players who choose to RP as "villains" or perform actions that the majority of players agree are ICly villainous to be overthrown/defeated, even if they are unwilling to negotiate an Agreeable Conflict to receive an IC punishment for their actions.

This is NOT meant to be a common occurrence - if players wish to RP as a villain, they should have plans to allow for their own defeat. However, some villain players may either wish to "be surprised" as to when their downfall could occur, and some players, despite otherwise being good RPers, are simply immmovable when it comes to character deaths. This rule is in place as a "last resort" for those latter individuals.&lt;/blockquote&gt;

===== Spontaneous Conflict =====
A spontaneous conflict is ''any conflict that is not agreed upon beforehand and may or may not be overseen by a QM.'' The outcome of a spontaneous attack is determined by whether a QM is available to oversee the conflict after it starts.

* If a player is uncomfortable with the spontaneous conflict, they may call for a QM to oversee the situation or nullify the situation if it was failrp to begin with.
* If no QM is available to oversee the conflict, the most severe outcome is an Altercation.
* If a QM oversees the conflict, the most severe outcome is A Strike.
* If the QM deems the situation to be failrp, they may give the antagonist a verbal or written warning.

Spontaneous attacks are generally discouraged.

==== Modes of Combat ====
Currently, the staff team recognizes three "modes of combat" as viable for use in-game: Scripted fights, Dice-roll fights, and Mechanics fights.

Players must ''both consentually agree to the mode of combat'' as part of an Agreeable Conflict, and in the case of a Disagreeable Conflict, a QM will have final say on the mode of combat. Spontaneous Conflicts are, by their nature, almost always Combat fights. If players are unable to come to an agreement on the mode of combat, the fight is not allowed to continue. Either come to an agreement, or find another way to represent the conflict.

===== Scripted Fights =====
Scripted fights are fights where the parties involved have pre-determined the outcome. The fight itself is carried out through emotes as a way to entertain the audience or to "fill out the details" of the scenario, but the outcome is already fixed before the fight begins.

Scripted fights are generally encouraged over dice-roll fights, as they ensure that everyone walks away satisfied from the encounter.

===== Dice-roll Fights =====
Dice-roll fights are fights where the parties involved rely on randomness to determine the outcomes. The precise means through which the dice-rolls are applied is left to the individual scenario, but winners and losers are determined by the randomness of rolls.

Dice-roll fights are generally discouraged - the random nature of the fight takes nothing of the characters into consideration, making victories feel hollow and losses feel unavoidable.

While some players may choose to make up "modifiers" for their rolls, ''staff will not enforce them as they are arbitrarily decided,'' which means those modifiers must be discussed in advance with the other parties involved in the fight, at which point a scripted fight is usually simpler. (see above)

===== Mechanics Fights =====
Mechanics fights are fights where the parties involved rely on their own Minecraft combat skills to determine the outcomes. Players may use whatever items they have at their disposal to complete the combat as they see fit, so long as they are IC-plausible (i.e. using water/lava buckets would not be considered a "IC-plausible", as characters wouldn't actually be able to hold buckets of water/lava in their pockets)

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    <text bytes="5463" xml:space="preserve">The Medical Roleplay Guidelines detail how we handle mechanical deaths, character deaths, and injuries. We use a system called the ''Three-Strike System'', which allows you a great deal more flexibility in avoiding a character death.

== General Guidelines ==

=== Mechanical Death is not Character Death ===
Unless you've done something truly, egregiously stupid (like bathing in lava or leaping from the top of a mountain), your first death (and usually, your second as well) will result in an injury, rather than a death. When you finally reach your "final strike", you will receive "death RP" - a brief sequence run by a QM that allows you to create closure for your character.

=== Having a doctor treat your injuries is helpful, not essential ===
We get it - sometimes, you're online alone or at a time where a doctor isn't available, and you go down. That's OK - not receiving medRP from a licensed doctor is not going to kill you or give you more strikes. We'll allow you to conduct some "makeshift field medicine" to patch yourself back up: it's not as sanitary, and it won't be as good as a doctor's handiwork, but you'll live.

The benefits of having a doctor treat you are that ''the lasting effects are likely to be less than what they would be if self-care is used.'' This means that doctors are still ''important'' - a wound that might leave you limping for weeks may be avoided entirely if a doctor sets the broken bone, for example - but the lack of an available player is not a death sentence.

=== Don't be reckless or abuse strikes ===
Just because we have these rules in place, doesn't mean you should metagame with this knowledge in mind. Don't go leaping from buildings or doing crazy shenanigans just because you're on your first strike and the penalties will be lessened. If we catch people abusing this, staff do have the right to give you more than one strike if they deem it necessary.

=== Staff can make exceptions ===
If something went awry, staff can choose to declare a strike void. Likewise, if a discussion is had beforehand, staff can also declare a death to count for more than one strike (i.e. if someone chooses to "go out fighting", staff can allow a character to do so and go straight to third-strike).

== The Three Strike System ==

=== First Strike - Lesser Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, characters are presumed to still be able to walk back to the nearest encampment/outpost/gathering and receive medical oversight there, as their injuries are minor. Once there, they may receive medical RP.

First-strike injuries are relatively minor; lascerations, heavy bruising, concussions, etc. The associated effects will be relatively minor / short-term as well

* RP-able trauma (i.e. "you're scared to fight bears now", "your close scrape with death makes you more hesitant to explore the wild", etc)
* short-term mechanical injuries (i.e. Slowness I for a day or two, unable to use your off-hand until healed, etc.)
* Injuries that play directly into ongoing character RP (i.e. if a character was trying to grow a long beard, perhaps their beard was cut short / burned off)

At this point, players should be aware that their next injury won’t be something they can simply “walk off”. It will be crippling at the time of the injury (so don’t travel alone), and it will have long-term repercussions.

=== Second Strike - Greater Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, players are presumed to be injured enough not to be able to move without assistance. They will need the aid of another, or they will have to use self-care to attempt to patch themselves up where they are.

Second-strike injuries are much more significant than first-strike injuries: major wounds, crippling injuries, significant blood loss, internal trauma, etc. The effects associated will be more significant as well:

* Permanent debuffs (a “bum leg” that gives permanent slowness I)
* Infections that must be managed or else cause further harm
* Other creative consequences related to the injuries.

At this point, players should be aware that due to their now-ongoing injuries, any further mechanical deaths will result in a permanent character death.

=== Third Strike - Character Death ===
Subjects are no longer eligible to receive medRP. The QM may use discretion to determine if they are close enough to call out for others nearby/stumble into town if close enough in order to facilitate better deathRP, but no medical assistance can be provided. At this point, a QM will handle deathRP to provide a conclusion to their character.

Upon mechanical death, players can coordinate with a QM to determine the best way to provide closure for their character. Options may include (but are not limited to):

* A brief time to speak to nearby players and say their goodbyes before passing on,
* A journal/”last will” that is written and found later,
* A “death throes” encounter with whatever belief system they held in life,
* The development of a small plot hook for other players to find (at QM discretion)

At this point, players should be aware that after their deathRP is complete, their character is formally and finally deceased.

After the loss of a character, we recommend that players take a few days off to contemplate a new character, rather than rushing into the creation of a new one. The loss of a character can be upsetting, and it's usually best to not make RP-related decisions until you've had time to calm down a bit.</text>
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    <text bytes="5483" xml:space="preserve">The Medical Roleplay Guidelines detail how we handle mechanical deaths, character deaths, and injuries. We use a system called the ''Three-Strike System'', which allows you a great deal more flexibility in avoiding a character death.

== General Guidelines ==

=== Mechanical Death is not Character Death ===
Unless you've done something truly, egregiously stupid (like bathing in lava or leaping from the top of a mountain), your first death (and usually, your second as well) will result in an injury, rather than a death. When you finally reach your "final strike", you will receive "death RP" - a brief sequence run by a QM that allows you to create closure for your character.

=== Having a doctor treat your injuries is helpful, not essential ===
We get it - sometimes, you're online alone or at a time where a doctor isn't available, and you go down. That's OK - not receiving medRP from a licensed doctor is not going to kill you or give you more strikes. We'll allow you to conduct some "makeshift field medicine" to patch yourself back up: it's not as sanitary, and it won't be as good as a doctor's handiwork, but you'll live.

The benefits of having a doctor treat you are that ''the lasting effects are likely to be less than what they would be if self-care is used.'' This means that doctors are still ''important'' - a wound that might leave you limping for weeks may be avoided entirely if a doctor sets the broken bone, for example - but the lack of an available player is not a death sentence.

=== Don't be reckless or abuse strikes ===
Just because we have these rules in place, doesn't mean you should metagame with this knowledge in mind. Don't go leaping from buildings or doing crazy shenanigans just because you're on your first strike and the penalties will be lessened. If we catch people abusing this, staff do have the right to give you more than one strike if they deem it necessary.

=== Staff can make exceptions ===
If something went awry, staff can choose to declare a strike void. Likewise, if a discussion is had beforehand, staff can also declare a death to count for more than one strike (i.e. if someone chooses to "go out fighting", staff can allow a character to do so and go straight to third-strike).

== The Three Strike System ==

=== First Strike - Lesser Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, characters are presumed to still be able to walk back to the nearest encampment/outpost/gathering and receive medical oversight there, as their injuries are minor. Once there, they may receive medical RP.

First-strike injuries are relatively minor; lascerations, heavy bruising, concussions, etc. The associated effects will be relatively minor / short-term as well

* RP-able trauma (i.e. "you're scared to fight bears now", "your close scrape with death makes you more hesitant to explore the wild", etc)
* short-term mechanical injuries (i.e. Slowness I for a day or two, unable to use your off-hand until healed, etc.)
* Injuries that play directly into ongoing character RP (i.e. if a character was trying to grow a long beard, perhaps their beard was cut short / burned off)

At this point, players should be aware that their next injury won’t be something they can simply “walk off”. It will be crippling at the time of the injury (so don’t travel alone), and it will have long-term repercussions.

=== Second Strike - Greater Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, players are presumed to be injured enough not to be able to move without assistance. They will need the aid of another, or they will have to use self-care to attempt to patch themselves up where they are.

Second-strike injuries are much more significant than first-strike injuries: major wounds, crippling injuries, significant blood loss, internal trauma, etc. The effects associated will be more significant as well:

* Permanent debuffs (a “bum leg” that gives permanent slowness I)
* Infections that must be managed or else cause further harm
* Other creative consequences related to the injuries.

At this point, players should be aware that due to their now-ongoing injuries, any further mechanical deaths will result in a permanent character death.

=== Third Strike - Character Death ===
Subjects are no longer eligible to receive medRP. The QM may use discretion to determine if they are close enough to call out for others nearby/stumble into town if close enough in order to facilitate better deathRP, but no medical assistance can be provided. At this point, a QM will handle deathRP to provide a conclusion to their character.

Upon mechanical death, players can coordinate with a QM to determine the best way to provide closure for their character. Options may include (but are not limited to):

* A brief time to speak to nearby players and say their goodbyes before passing on,
* A journal/”last will” that is written and found later,
* A “death throes” encounter with whatever belief system they held in life,
* The development of a small plot hook for other players to find (at QM discretion)

At this point, players should be aware that after their deathRP is complete, their character is formally and finally deceased.

After the loss of a character, we recommend that players take a few days off to contemplate a new character, rather than rushing into the creation of a new one. The loss of a character can be upsetting, and it's usually best to not make RP-related decisions until you've had time to calm down a bit.
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The Medical Roleplay Guidelines detail how we handle mechanical deaths, character deaths, and injuries. We use a system called the ''Three-Strike System'', which allows you a great deal more flexibility in avoiding a character death.

== General Guidelines ==

=== Mechanical Death is not Character Death ===
Unless you've done something truly, egregiously stupid (like bathing in lava or leaping from the top of a mountain), your first death (and usually, your second as well) will result in an injury, rather than a death. When you finally reach your "final strike", you will receive "death RP" - a brief sequence run by a QM that allows you to create closure for your character.

=== Having a doctor treat your injuries is helpful, not essential ===
We get it - sometimes, you're online alone or at a time where a doctor isn't available, and you go down. That's OK - not receiving medRP from a licensed doctor is not going to kill you or give you more strikes. We'll allow you to conduct some "makeshift field medicine" to patch yourself back up: it's not as sanitary, and it won't be as good as a doctor's handiwork, but you'll live.

The benefits of having a doctor treat you are that ''the lasting effects are likely to be less than what they would be if self-care is used.'' This means that doctors are still ''important'' - a wound that might leave you limping for weeks may be avoided entirely if a doctor sets the broken bone, for example - but the lack of an available player is not a death sentence.

=== Don't be reckless or abuse strikes ===
Just because we have these rules in place, doesn't mean you should metagame with this knowledge in mind. Don't go leaping from buildings or doing crazy shenanigans just because you're on your first strike and the penalties will be lessened. If we catch people abusing this, staff do have the right to give you more than one strike if they deem it necessary.

=== Staff can make exceptions ===
If something went awry, staff can choose to declare a strike void. Likewise, if a discussion is had beforehand, staff can also declare a death to count for more than one strike (i.e. if someone chooses to "go out fighting", staff can allow a character to do so and go straight to third-strike).

== The Three Strike System ==

=== First Strike - Lesser Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, characters are presumed to still be able to walk back to the nearest encampment/outpost/gathering and receive medical oversight there, as their injuries are minor. Once there, they may receive medical RP.

First-strike injuries are relatively minor; lascerations, heavy bruising, concussions, etc. The associated effects will be relatively minor / short-term as well

* RP-able trauma (i.e. "you're scared to fight bears now", "your close scrape with death makes you more hesitant to explore the wild", etc)
* short-term mechanical injuries (i.e. Slowness I for a day or two, unable to use your off-hand until healed, etc.)
* Injuries that play directly into ongoing character RP (i.e. if a character was trying to grow a long beard, perhaps their beard was cut short / burned off)

At this point, players should be aware that their next injury won’t be something they can simply “walk off”. It will be crippling at the time of the injury (so don’t travel alone), and it will have long-term repercussions.

=== Second Strike - Greater Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, players are presumed to be injured enough not to be able to move without assistance. They will need the aid of another, or they will have to use self-care to attempt to patch themselves up where they are.

Second-strike injuries are much more significant than first-strike injuries: major wounds, crippling injuries, significant blood loss, internal trauma, etc. The effects associated will be more significant as well:

* Permanent debuffs (a “bum leg” that gives permanent slowness I)
* Infections that must be managed or else cause further harm
* Other creative consequences related to the injuries.

At this point, players should be aware that due to their now-ongoing injuries, any further mechanical deaths will result in a permanent character death.

=== Third Strike - Character Death ===
Subjects are no longer eligible to receive medRP. The QM may use discretion to determine if they are close enough to call out for others nearby/stumble into town if close enough in order to facilitate better deathRP, but no medical assistance can be provided. At this point, a QM will handle deathRP to provide a conclusion to their character.

Upon mechanical death, players can coordinate with a QM to determine the best way to provide closure for their character. Options may include (but are not limited to):

* A brief time to speak to nearby players and say their goodbyes before passing on,
* A journal/”last will” that is written and found later,
* A “death throes” encounter with whatever belief system they held in life,
* The development of a small plot hook for other players to find (at QM discretion)

At this point, players should be aware that after their deathRP is complete, their character is formally and finally deceased.

After the loss of a character, we recommend that players take a few days off to contemplate a new character, rather than rushing into the creation of a new one. The loss of a character can be upsetting, and it's usually best to not make RP-related decisions until you've had time to calm down a bit.
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The Medical Roleplay Guidelines detail how we handle mechanical deaths, character deaths, and injuries. We use a system called the ''Three-Strike System'', which allows you a great deal more flexibility in avoiding a character death.

== General Guidelines ==

=== Mechanical Death is not Character Death ===
Unless you've done something truly, egregiously stupid (like bathing in lava or leaping from the top of a mountain), your first death (and usually, your second as well) will result in an injury, rather than a death. When you finally reach your "final strike", you will receive "death RP" - a brief sequence run by a QM that allows you to create closure for your character.

=== Having a doctor treat your injuries is helpful, not essential ===
We get it - sometimes, you're online alone or at a time where a doctor isn't available, and you go down. That's OK - not receiving medRP from a licensed doctor is not going to kill you or give you more strikes. We'll allow you to conduct some "makeshift field medicine" to patch yourself back up: it's not as sanitary, and it won't be as good as a doctor's handiwork, but you'll live.

The benefits of having a doctor treat you are that ''the lasting effects are likely to be less than what they would be if self-care is used.'' This means that doctors are still ''important'' - a wound that might leave you limping for weeks may be avoided entirely if a doctor sets the broken bone, for example - but the lack of an available player is not a death sentence.

=== Don't be reckless or abuse strikes ===
Just because we have these rules in place, doesn't mean you should metagame with this knowledge in mind. Don't go leaping from buildings or doing crazy shenanigans just because you're on your first strike and the penalties will be lessened. If we catch people abusing this, staff do have the right to give you more than one strike if they deem it necessary.

=== Staff can make exceptions ===
If something went awry, staff can choose to declare a strike void. Likewise, if a discussion is had beforehand, staff can also declare a death to count for more than one strike (i.e. if someone chooses to "go out fighting", staff can allow a character to do so and go straight to third-strike).

== The Three Strike System ==

=== First Strike - Lesser Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, characters are presumed to still be able to walk back to the nearest encampment/outpost/gathering and receive medical oversight there, as their injuries are minor. Once there, they may receive medical RP.

First-strike injuries are relatively minor; lascerations, heavy bruising, concussions, etc. The associated effects will be relatively minor / short-term as well

* RP-able trauma (i.e. "you're scared to fight bears now", "your close scrape with death makes you more hesitant to explore the wild", etc)
* short-term mechanical injuries (i.e. Slowness I for a day or two, unable to use your off-hand until healed, etc.)
* Injuries that play directly into ongoing character RP (i.e. if a character was trying to grow a long beard, perhaps their beard was cut short / burned off)

At this point, players should be aware that their next injury won’t be something they can simply “walk off”. It will be crippling at the time of the injury (so don’t travel alone), and it will have long-term repercussions.

=== Second Strike - Greater Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, players are presumed to be injured enough not to be able to move without assistance. They will need the aid of another, or they will have to use self-care to attempt to patch themselves up where they are.

Second-strike injuries are much more significant than first-strike injuries: major wounds, crippling injuries, significant blood loss, internal trauma, etc. The effects associated will be more significant as well:

* Permanent debuffs (a “bum leg” that gives permanent slowness I)
* Infections that must be managed or else cause further harm
* Other creative consequences related to the injuries.

At this point, players should be aware that due to their now-ongoing injuries, any further mechanical deaths will result in a permanent character death.

=== Third Strike - Character Death ===
Subjects are no longer eligible to receive medRP. The QM may use discretion to determine if they are close enough to call out for others nearby/stumble into town if close enough in order to facilitate better deathRP, but no medical assistance can be provided. At this point, a QM will handle deathRP to provide a conclusion to their character.

Upon mechanical death, players can coordinate with a QM to determine the best way to provide closure for their character. Options may include (but are not limited to):

* A brief time to speak to nearby players and say their goodbyes before passing on,
* A journal/”last will” that is written and found later,
* A “death throes” encounter with whatever belief system they held in life,
* The development of a small plot hook for other players to find (at QM discretion)

At this point, players should be aware that after their deathRP is complete, their character is formally and finally deceased.

After the loss of a character, we recommend that players take a few days off to contemplate a new character, rather than rushing into the creation of a new one. The loss of a character can be upsetting, and it's usually best to not make RP-related decisions until you've had time to calm down a bit.
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The Medical Roleplay Guidelines detail how we handle mechanical deaths, character deaths, and injuries. We use a system called the ''Three-Strike System'', which allows you a great deal more flexibility in avoiding a character death.

== General Guidelines ==

=== Mechanical Death is not Character Death ===
Unless you've done something truly, egregiously stupid (like bathing in lava or leaping from the top of a mountain), your first death (and usually, your second as well) will result in an injury, rather than a death. When you finally reach your "final strike", you will receive "death RP" - a brief sequence run by a QM that allows you to create closure for your character.

=== Having a doctor treat your injuries is helpful, not essential ===
We get it - sometimes, you're online alone or at a time where a doctor isn't available, and you go down. That's OK - not receiving medRP from a licensed doctor is not going to kill you or give you more strikes. We'll allow you to conduct some "makeshift field medicine" to patch yourself back up: it's not as sanitary, and it won't be as good as a doctor's handiwork, but you'll live.

The benefits of having a doctor treat you are that ''the lasting effects are likely to be less than what they would be if self-care is used.'' This means that doctors are still ''important'' - a wound that might leave you limping for weeks may be avoided entirely if a doctor sets the broken bone, for example - but the lack of an available player is not a death sentence.

=== Don't be reckless or abuse strikes ===
Just because we have these rules in place, doesn't mean you should metagame with this knowledge in mind. Don't go leaping from buildings or doing crazy shenanigans just because you're on your first strike and the penalties will be lessened. If we catch people abusing this, staff do have the right to give you more than one strike if they deem it necessary.

=== Staff can make exceptions ===
If something went awry, staff can choose to declare a strike void. Likewise, if a discussion is had beforehand, staff can also declare a death to count for more than one strike (i.e. if someone chooses to "go out fighting", staff can allow a character to do so and go straight to third-strike).

== The Three Strike System ==

=== First Strike - Lesser Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, characters are presumed to still be able to walk back to the nearest encampment/outpost/gathering and receive medical oversight there, as their injuries are minor. Once there, they may receive medical RP.

First-strike injuries are relatively minor; lascerations, heavy bruising, concussions, etc. The associated effects will be relatively minor / short-term as well

* RP-able trauma (i.e. "you're scared to fight bears now", "your close scrape with death makes you more hesitant to explore the wild", etc)
* short-term mechanical injuries (i.e. Slowness I for a day or two, unable to use your off-hand until healed, etc.)
* Injuries that play directly into ongoing character RP (i.e. if a character was trying to grow a long beard, perhaps their beard was cut short / burned off)

At this point, players should be aware that their next injury won’t be something they can simply “walk off”. It will be crippling at the time of the injury (so don’t travel alone), and it will have long-term repercussions.

=== Second Strike - Greater Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, players are presumed to be injured enough not to be able to move without assistance. They will need the aid of another, or they will have to use self-care to attempt to patch themselves up where they are.

Second-strike injuries are much more significant than first-strike injuries: major wounds, crippling injuries, significant blood loss, internal trauma, etc. The effects associated will be more significant as well:

* Permanent debuffs (a “bum leg” that gives permanent slowness I)
* Infections that must be managed or else cause further harm
* Other creative consequences related to the injuries.

At this point, players should be aware that due to their now-ongoing injuries, any further mechanical deaths will result in a permanent character death.

=== Third Strike - Character Death ===
Subjects are no longer eligible to receive medRP. The QM may use discretion to determine if they are close enough to call out for others nearby/stumble into town if close enough in order to facilitate better deathRP, but no medical assistance can be provided. At this point, a QM will handle deathRP to provide a conclusion to their character.

Upon mechanical death, players can coordinate with a QM to determine the best way to provide closure for their character. Options may include (but are not limited to):

* A brief time to speak to nearby players and say their goodbyes before passing on,
* A journal/”last will” that is written and found later,
* A “death throes” encounter with whatever belief system they held in life,
* The development of a small plot hook for other players to find (at QM discretion)

At this point, players should be aware that after their deathRP is complete, their character is formally and finally deceased.

After the loss of a character, we recommend that players take a few days off to contemplate a new character, rather than rushing into the creation of a new one. The loss of a character can be upsetting, and it's usually best to not make RP-related decisions until you've had time to calm down a bit.
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The Medical Roleplay Guidelines detail how we handle mechanical deaths, character deaths, and injuries. We use a system called the ''Three-Strike System'', which allows you a great deal more flexibility in avoiding a character death.

== General Guidelines ==

=== Mechanical Death is not Character Death ===
Unless you've done something truly, egregiously stupid (like bathing in lava or leaping from the top of a mountain), your first death (and usually, your second as well) will result in an injury, rather than a death. When you finally reach your "final strike", you will receive "death RP" - a brief sequence run by a QM that allows you to create closure for your character.

=== Having a doctor treat your injuries is helpful, not essential ===
We get it - sometimes, you're online alone or at a time where a doctor isn't available, and you go down. That's OK - not receiving medRP from a licensed doctor is not going to kill you or give you more strikes. We'll allow you to conduct some "makeshift field medicine" to patch yourself back up: it's not as sanitary, and it won't be as good as a doctor's handiwork, but you'll live.

The benefits of having a doctor treat you are that ''the lasting effects are likely to be less than what they would be if self-care is used.'' This means that doctors are still ''important'' - a wound that might leave you limping for weeks may be avoided entirely if a doctor sets the broken bone, for example - but the lack of an available player is not a death sentence.

=== Don't be reckless or abuse strikes ===
Just because we have these rules in place, doesn't mean you should metagame with this knowledge in mind. Don't go leaping from buildings or doing crazy shenanigans just because you're on your first strike and the penalties will be lessened. If we catch people abusing this, staff do have the right to give you more than one strike if they deem it necessary.

=== Staff can make exceptions ===
If something went awry, staff can choose to declare a strike void. Likewise, if a discussion is had beforehand, staff can also declare a death to count for more than one strike (i.e. if someone chooses to "go out fighting", staff can allow a character to do so and go straight to third-strike).

== The Three Strike System ==

=== First Strike - Lesser Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, characters are presumed to still be able to walk back to the nearest encampment/outpost/gathering and receive medical oversight there, as their injuries are minor. Once there, they may receive medical RP.

First-strike injuries are relatively minor; lascerations, heavy bruising, concussions, etc. The associated effects will be relatively minor / short-term as well

* RP-able trauma (i.e. "you're scared to fight bears now", "your close scrape with death makes you more hesitant to explore the wild", etc)
* short-term mechanical injuries (i.e. Slowness I for a day or two, unable to use your off-hand until healed, etc.)
* Injuries that play directly into ongoing character RP (i.e. if a character was trying to grow a long beard, perhaps their beard was cut short / burned off)

At this point, players should be aware that their next injury won’t be something they can simply “walk off”. It will be crippling at the time of the injury (so don’t travel alone), and it will have long-term repercussions.

=== Second Strike - Greater Wound ===
Upon mechanical death, players are presumed to be injured enough not to be able to move without assistance. They will need the aid of another, or they will have to use self-care to attempt to patch themselves up where they are.

Second-strike injuries are much more significant than first-strike injuries: major wounds, crippling injuries, significant blood loss, internal trauma, etc. The effects associated will be more significant as well:

* Permanent debuffs (a “bum leg” that gives permanent slowness I)
* Infections that must be managed or else cause further harm
* Other creative consequences related to the injuries.

At this point, players should be aware that due to their now-ongoing injuries, any further mechanical deaths will result in a permanent character death.

=== Third Strike - Character Death ===
Subjects are no longer eligible to receive medRP. The QM may use discretion to determine if they are close enough to call out for others nearby/stumble into town if close enough in order to facilitate better deathRP, but no medical assistance can be provided. At this point, a QM will handle deathRP to provide a conclusion to their character.

Upon mechanical death, players can coordinate with a QM to determine the best way to provide closure for their character. Options may include (but are not limited to):

* A brief time to speak to nearby players and say their goodbyes before passing on,
* A journal/”last will” that is written and found later,
* A “death throes” encounter with whatever belief system they held in life,
* The development of a small plot hook for other players to find (at QM discretion)

At this point, players should be aware that after their deathRP is complete, their character is formally and finally deceased.

After the loss of a character, we recommend that players take a few days off to contemplate a new character, rather than rushing into the creation of a new one. The loss of a character can be upsetting, and it's usually best to not make RP-related decisions until you've had time to calm down a bit.
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    <text bytes="4778" xml:space="preserve">The Figura Acceptable Model Guidelines are the rules surrounding what we consider a permissable player model. If your model does not meet these standards, a staff member may ask you to change/update your model to better fit these guidelines. For egregious cases (i.e. nude models, gore, intentionally-disruptive models, etc) we may temporary de-whitelist you until the matter is resolved.

Much of these rules are based on the standard [https://www.blockbench.net/wiki/guides/minecraft-style-guide/ Minecraft Style Guide/], which is also a standard we use when judging proposed art assets as well as player models. The following rules, accompanied by the MC Style Guide, should be taken into consideration when designing any art asset you wish to use on the server, including (and especially) your character model.

To view this page in an illustrated format, click here! (Link not yet available)

== Banned Elements ==

=== Nudity ===
This should go without saying. Violation of this guideline is also a violation of our rules and will likely get you banned.

=== Extreme-resolution textures ===
Character models should not feel out-of-place within a Minecraft world - as such, elements should not have excessively hi-def textures applied to them. As a general rule, anything above 128x128 is too high for an element of your model.

=== Extreme-fidelity models ===
Highly-detailed models are just as out-of-place as high-def textures - in addition, these are "heavy" models for clients to load and render. Models with 100+ cubes, excessively-rounded elements, etc are not allowed.

=== Excessively large/complex/disruptive animations ===
Animations can add life to a model, but should be used sparingly. If your animation takes longer than a couple seconds to play, it's too long.

=== Lore-inconsistent models or skins ===
Your character model, and all its details, should be lore-appropriate. Bring a model of a robot into a medieval fantasy setting is not an appropriate use of Figura models.

=== Excessive/inappropriate physics ===
Do NOT use animation/physics code to add "jiggle physics" or any similar concepts to your model. Hair/cloth physics is fine ''when used sparingly''. Keep in mind the rendering cost of such features - not everyone has a strong computer.

== Requires Permission In Advance ==

=== Animating over vanilla actions ===
It is possible to replace vanilla animations such as walk, sneak, crouch, etc. However, this is usually a bad idea for various reasons, and you should check with a staff member before doing this.

=== Sound Effects ===
Sounds as part of models is ''almost always'' more of a nuisance than it is a boon - please check with staff before doing this.

=== Unofficial "body part model modifications" ===
Some characters may be able to earn/create "extensions" of their model, i.e. wings, mechanical alterations, etc. These do, however, need to be earned in-character and approved in advance before they are added to your model.

=== Unusually-scaled models ===
We provide guidelines on the height ranges for characters - if you want to play a character outside of those ranges, ask first.

== Use common sense / discretion ==

=== Complex animations ===
If your animation takes longer than 10 seconds, consider shortening it.

=== Anything "unusual" ===
Generally just...use common sense. Figura provides infinite possibilities, but not all of those possibilities are RP-appropriate. Use your discretion, or ask a staff member.

=== Breasts and/or unusual detailing on characters ===
Breasts on models has been a controversial topic in the past, so we've come to a compromise: characters may have 3d-modeled breasts on characters if they follow these guidelines:

* they must be modest and reasonably sized for the character (no anime-style shenanigans)
* they must be ''user-togglable'' - we have a script for this that we can provide.

This suitably allows players to represent their characters as they see fit, while also allowing those who find blocky boobs on a character model to be cosmetically annoying to toggle them off. This rule may also be applied to certain character elements that players may find upsetting - spider legs for arachnophobes, for example, require a user-configurable cosmetic toggle.

For those who wish to use user-togglable features, include this function in your Lua script:&lt;syntaxhighlight lang="lua"&gt;
local function cosmeticToggle(bool)
  -- hide specific modelparts here
end

avatar:store("cosmeticToggle", cosmeticToggle)
&lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;For those who wish to hide certain features, use this in your own Lua script:&lt;syntaxhighlight lang="lua"&gt;
for uuid, avatarData in pairs(world.avatarVars()) do
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end
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==MediaWiki is a collaboration and documentation platform brought to you by a vibrant community.== &lt;!--T:20--&gt;
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&lt;div aria-hidden="true" role="presentation"&gt;[[File:Wikimedia Hackathon 2024 - Group photo, 360 cam.jpg|{{dir|{{{1|{{PAGELANGUAGE}}}}}|left|right}}|thumb|320px|&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:19--&gt; Photo of participants of the &lt;tvar name=1&gt;{{ll|Wikimedia Hackathon 2024}}&lt;/tvar&gt;&lt;/translate&gt;]]&lt;/div&gt;
&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:21--&gt; The MediaWiki software is used by [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Sites using MediaWiki&lt;/tvar&gt;|tens of thousands of websites]] and [[&lt;tvar name=2&gt;Special:MyLanguage/MediaWiki testimonials&lt;/tvar&gt;|thousands of companies and organisations]].&lt;/translate&gt;
&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:22--&gt; It powers Wikipedia and also this website.&lt;/translate&gt;
&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:23--&gt; MediaWiki helps you collect and organise knowledge and make it available to people.&lt;/translate&gt;
&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:24--&gt; It's powerful, [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Localisation&lt;/tvar&gt;|multilingual]], [[w:FLOSS|free and open]], extensible, customisable, reliable, and free of charge.&lt;/translate&gt;
&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:25--&gt; [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:What is MediaWiki?&lt;/tvar&gt;|Find out more]] and [[&lt;tvar name=2&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Deciding whether to use a wiki as your website type&lt;/tvar&gt;|if MediaWiki is right for you]].&lt;/translate&gt;

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* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:33--&gt; Add functionality by installing [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Extensions&lt;/tvar&gt;|extensions]]&lt;/translate&gt;
* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:34--&gt; Problems? See [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Common errors and symptoms&lt;/tvar&gt;|errors and symptoms]] and [[&lt;tvar name=2&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ&lt;/tvar&gt;|&lt;abbr title="Frequently asked questions"&gt;FAQ&lt;/abbr&gt;]]&lt;/translate&gt;
* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:35--&gt; Don't own a server? Find [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Hosting services&lt;/tvar&gt;|hosting services]]&lt;/translate&gt;
* {{ll|Professional development and consulting|2=&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:11--&gt; Get professional development and consulting&lt;/translate&gt;}}
* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:36--&gt; Join [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/MediaWiki Stakeholders' Group&lt;/tvar&gt;|MediaWiki Stakeholders]] user group&lt;/translate&gt;
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	&lt;/div&gt;
	&lt;div class="mainpage_box"&gt;
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* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:39--&gt; [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/How to contribute&lt;/tvar&gt;|Get involved]] as a translator, designer, documentation writer, tester, tech ambassador, or developer&lt;/translate&gt;
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==MediaWiki is a collaboration and documentation platform brought to you by a vibrant community.== &lt;!--T:20--&gt;
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&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:22--&gt; It powers Wikipedia and also this website.&lt;/translate&gt;
&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:23--&gt; MediaWiki helps you collect and organise knowledge and make it available to people.&lt;/translate&gt;
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&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:25--&gt; [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:What is MediaWiki?&lt;/tvar&gt;|Find out more]] and [[&lt;tvar name=2&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Deciding whether to use a wiki as your website type&lt;/tvar&gt;|if MediaWiki is right for you]].&lt;/translate&gt;

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* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:34--&gt; Problems? See [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Common errors and symptoms&lt;/tvar&gt;|errors and symptoms]] and [[&lt;tvar name=2&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ&lt;/tvar&gt;|&lt;abbr title="Frequently asked questions"&gt;FAQ&lt;/abbr&gt;]]&lt;/translate&gt;
* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:35--&gt; Don't own a server? Find [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/Hosting services&lt;/tvar&gt;|hosting services]]&lt;/translate&gt;
* {{ll|Professional development and consulting|2=&lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:11--&gt; Get professional development and consulting&lt;/translate&gt;}}
* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:36--&gt; Join [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/MediaWiki Stakeholders' Group&lt;/tvar&gt;|MediaWiki Stakeholders]] user group&lt;/translate&gt;
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* &lt;translate&gt;&lt;!--T:39--&gt; [[&lt;tvar name=1&gt;Special:MyLanguage/How to contribute&lt;/tvar&gt;|Get involved]] as a translator, designer, documentation writer, tester, tech ambassador, or developer&lt;/translate&gt;
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]


== Mechanics and Guide ==

== Lore ==
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP Uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* Command Reference
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* Custom Recipes

== Lore ==
dgadhgadh insert lore 
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP Uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* Command Reference
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* Custom Recipes

== Lore ==
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP Uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* Command Reference
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP Uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==
dgadhgadh insert lore 
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==
dgadhgadh insert lore 
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==

* World Lore
* Races
* The Old World
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* Custom Server Mechanics
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==

* World Lore
* [[:Category:Races|Races]]
* The Old World
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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RP Etiquette is a set of guiding principles that we ask players to adhere to. By following these courtesies and etiquettes, you ensure that everyone here has a fun and enjoyable time, which is always the goal!

== Communicate with your fellow players! ==
Communication is key to avoiding misunderstandings. If you're not sure whether someone is having fun, ask! If you're concerned that something might be misconstrued, ask the other person!

=== If you're uncomfortable, say something ===
Not everyone is comfortable with every RP scenario. If you're uncomfortable with a specific IC interaction, say something to the person/people you're interacting with. If it's not possible to stop the interaction entirely (i.e. the rest of the group is actively involved in an activity that suddenly you're not comfortable with participating in), just step away and let the players (and/or a staff member) know why you left. If needed, we can help you form an IC reason why you had to dip out.

=== Tell people when IC and OOC intentions don't match ===
Sometimes, it's not obviously clear when someone's IC intentions are or aren't the same as their OOC intentions. For example, if a character tells you IC, "I hate you! Stay away from me!", that may be an IC response, but the receiving player might think this is an OOC indication that you wish for their interactions to stop. Alternatively, it may ''actually be a player indicating they wish for you to not be involved in a particular interaction.''

In cases like this, it's best if, as the person ''making the statement'', to DM the person you scolded and inform them "hey, IC my character really dislikes you, but OOC I think this is super-fun RP and I want you to continue!". This way, you can prevent a misunderstanding before it ever happens.

On the receiving end, you may also wish to reach out and inquire, "Hey, I know your character just told mine off IC - do you want me to butt out OOC as well?". That gives them the chance to tell you "No, that's just an IC thing, keep going!" or "Yes, I'd prefer this part of my character's story to remain more private."

== Respect private RP, but try to include others ==
Not every RP interaction is open for everyone to join in on, and that's okay! If someone makes it clear that a conversation they're having with X and Y is only meant for X and Y, be respectful of their wishes and don't try to force your way into that interaction.

On the flipside, however... Private RP is permissible, but generally speaking, RP is more fun when shared with others! Try to involve people whenever possible - especially new players, or people you interact with less often.

== Read the room! ==
What this means is that ''if the setting your character joins into has a certain tone to it, don't try to forcefully change that tone.''

* If players are having an obviously-serious moment, that's not the time to burst in and start making jokes.
* If players are having a party, that's not the best time to jump into your dark, tragic character backstory.
* If players are focused on medRP, or research, or something else that would require concentration, that's not the time to interrupt and try to draw attention away from the task at hand.

We understand that sometimes it's not obvious what's going on or what the tone is, but in general, if you're not sure...take a moment to observe first. It shows respect for other people's interactions and the time they've put into the moment they're already sharing, and it's rude to try to force that to change just because your character arrived.

== Use IC chat, OOC chat, and Discord chat appropriately ==
As you play here, try to ensure that you use the different forms of chat respectfully.

* Discord chat is best reserved for OOC information, except for the channels specifically labeled as "IC". These are for ensuring people notice IC announcements - think of it as an extension of a town noticebard.
* IC chats are for IC only. If you need to make an OOC annotation, wrap it in parentheses &lt;code&gt;(like this)&lt;/code&gt;.
* OOC chats are for brief comments pertaining to what's going on, as well as inquiring about where people are if you're looking for RP. However, we do ask that players keep the OOC chatting to a minimum, as it can be disruptive to others' RP. If this happens to you, you can mute a range using &lt;code&gt;/muterange &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt;. This will reset after 24 hours.

== Do not Godmod, Powergame or Metagame ==
These three terms are common within RP circles, but we ask that you read through our definitions anyway - there are certain specific scenarios we outline that may be different from what you expect.

=== Godmodding ===
''Example:''&lt;blockquote&gt;"My character pushes yours over, then grabs their wrists and ties them up and throw them over my shoulder to abduct you."&lt;/blockquote&gt;Godmodding is taking complete control over the direction of a scene, thus removing player agency from others involved in the RP. You allow the other player no option of choices and directly take control of their characters' actions in doing so. This is not allowed; RP your character and allow others to react to what you've done. Don't pre-decide the outcome for them.

A better way to write that:&lt;blockquote&gt;"My character lunges forward, and attempts to shove yours over to subdue them."&lt;/blockquote&gt;This allows the other player a chance to struggle, to try and escape, or to even allow it to happen right away for the sake of interesting story, etc.

=== Powergaming ===
''Example:''&lt;blockquote&gt;"Hey look guys if I use this knockback stick to push this enemy away and then use sword with faster swing speed I can infinitely combo the boss and keep him stunlocked forever, completely negating the challenge of the fight!"&lt;/blockquote&gt;Powergaming is the act of building and playing your character with the sole purpose of min-maxing and making them as powerful as possible to the exclusion of other things, especially the exclusion of good storytelling. It is, in short, playing a character with the goal of "winning the game" rather than playing a character to tell a good story and contribute to the stories of others.

A good rule of thumb? For every area your character excels at, think of another area where they are equally deficient. For example, your town guardsman is an excellent spearman but is terrible at archery. Perhaps he's great at organizing people in defense of the town against undead creatures but needs help with speaking in public.

By giving your character flaws and perks, you create a more relatable character that others can help and be helped by and one that can experience character development as time passes.

=== Metagaming ===
''Example:''&lt;blockquote&gt;"Players are talking on discord about how Character A stole the golden apple of mysteries from Character B, and they mentioned where it was. I, the player, now know this; however, my CHARACTER does not, yet when I log on and another character asks mine if I've heard the latest news about a theft... I tell them "why yes I have, and I know where to find the stolen goods!""&lt;/blockquote&gt;Metagaming is acting on knowledge you, the player, know OOC -- yet your character has not yet encountered in active RP, and thus, has no way of knowing. It is not allowed, as it is incredibly immersion-breaking and quite unfair.

==== Not Metagaming ====
&lt;blockquote&gt;"Guys I'm so lost and trying to find anyone to RP with in this town, anyone want to RP with me and maybe show me around?  halp"&lt;/blockquote&gt;This is just helping people get into RP, and is not considered metagaming.

&lt;blockquote&gt;"Hey! We're going to do a game of Never-Have-I-Ever in the tavern at eight PM CST timezone... Anyone who wants to come, find an excuse to be there IC!"&lt;/blockquote&gt;This is event planning. This would be better handled on Discord, but posting it in an OOC chat is also acceptable.

&lt;blockquote&gt;"I'm hanging out at the fishing spot by the moonlit lake, fishing, if anyone wants to stop by for RP or join me in catching fish."&lt;/blockquote&gt;This is much like the first example - helping others join in on RP.

==== Metagaming ====
&lt;blockquote&gt;"Guys I think the monster I kept in my basement is about to finally try and break free, log on and come to my house, he's already here. Bring your best weapons and armor."&lt;/blockquote&gt;This is attempting to change the outcome of an event based on the OOC knowledge that the event is going to occur. Your character wouldn't know that this is coming!

&lt;blockquote&gt;(in global chat) "Hey, I found the secret lair. It's coordinates are x/y/z."&lt;/blockquote&gt;If you want to share the location of something, that needs to be done ''in-character''. Telling people OOC about the location of something they may not even know exists IC is a big no-no (it's like giving spoilers!)

== Decisions that affect everyone, should be discussed by everyone ==
If a vote is being held for, say, a town relocation, that's a decision that affects ''everyone who plays on the server.'' In cases like this, we actually ''encourage'' people to use Discord for handling the discussion and voting. This ensures that ''everyone'' has a chance to give their input, rather than limiting it to only people who can attend an IC meeting or IC vote.

== RP servers are not SMPs ==
While it may be tempting to run far away into an open world and start building a huge base...that's not really what an RP server is intended for. Not only does that mean you miss out on spontaneous RP interactions, but you also make it difficult and time-consuming for anyone to come and find you if they wish to speak with your character. For this reason, we ask that players try to build near each other (i.e. within the same town(s)) unless there's a specific IC reason why you cannot do so (i.e. an alchemist whose lab experiences frequent explosions might not be able to work inside city limits for safety reasons - even here, though, it might be good to have a house in the city, and the lab elsewhere!)

This guideline also extends to some other concepts, like farms. While it's tempting to breed tiny penfuls of animals crammed together...is that really immersive? Would you actually want to have 40 sheep in a 6x6 square, or would those animals be better placed in a large, open pasture?

This guideline is broad by nature, but a good maxim is "if it looks game-y, look for a different way".

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** [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] - A guide on what makes an acceptable Figura model.
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** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
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* [[Custom Mechanics Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle our custom mechanics.
** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
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** [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] - A guide on what makes an acceptable Figura model.
* [[Custom Mechanics Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle our custom mechanics.
** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
** [[Custom Recipes]] - A list of our custom recipes.
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* [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle roleplay and related matters.
** [[Player Hostilities Guide]] - A guide on how to handle IC actions.
** [[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]] - A guide on how death and medical roleplay works.
** [[RP Etiquette Guide]] - Guiding principles on roleplay etiquette; the do's and don'ts.
** [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] - A guide on what makes an acceptable Figura model.
* [[Custom Mechanics Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle our custom mechanics.
** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
** [[Custom Recipes]] - A list of our custom recipes.
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* [[Server Rules]] - A list of our rules.
* [[Getting Started]] - Guide on how to get started on the server.
* [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle roleplay and related matters.
** [[Player Hostilities Guide]] - A guide on how to handle IC actions.
** [[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]] - A guide on how death and medical roleplay works.
** [[RP Etiquette Guide]] - Guiding principles on roleplay etiquette; the do's and don'ts.
** [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] - A guide on what makes an acceptable Figura model.
* [[Custom Mechanics Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle our custom mechanics.
** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
** [[Custom Recipes]] - A list of our custom recipes.
*** [[Brewery Guide]] - A how-to guide of the Brewery plugin, with basic recipes.
*** [[Cauldron Crafting Guide]] - A how-to guide of cauldron recipes separate from Brewery, with basic recipes.
** [[Discord Channel/Role Guide]] - A guide to our Discord server.
** [[Calendar]] - Our custom calendar for in-game time.

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* [[Server Rules]] - A list of our rules.
* [[Getting Started]] - Guide on how to get started on the server.
* [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle roleplay and related matters.
** [[Player Hostilities Guide]] - A guide on how to handle IC actions.
** [[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]] - A guide on how death and medical roleplay works.
** [[RP Etiquette Guide]] - Guiding principles on roleplay etiquette; the do's and don'ts.
** [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] - A guide on what makes an acceptable Figura model.
* [[Custom Mechanics Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle our custom mechanics.
** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
** [[Custom Recipes]] - A list of our custom recipes.
*** [[Brewery Guide]] - A how-to guide of the Brewery plugin, with basic recipes.
*** [[Cauldron Crafting Guide]] - A how-to guide of cauldron recipes separate from Brewery, with basic recipes.
** [[Discord Channel/Role Guide]] - A guide to our Discord server.
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Roleplaying requires a certain level of collaboration in storytelling - in most stories, players are pitted against some larger force and act cooperatively to overcome challenges in their way. There may, however, be circumstances in which the story being told pits one player or group against another player or group in direct conflict. In cases such as these, there are strict rules that must be followed to ensure that the outcome of such conflicts resolves in a way that ensures a satisfactory storytelling experience for all involved.

== Theft ==
Stealing is allowed, but must be overseen by a QM before the items are taken. In addition, the following rules must be followed:

* Some form of clue must be left.
** This can be a sign with theft text like “the lock has been smashed on the chest”, but it doesn't have to be - it can be a lore’d item, some sort of distinctive "calling card" for your character, or any other item or marking that clearly indicates that someone has been there. If you are unsure if your clue is sufficient, ask a QM!
* The goods you steal must remain recoverable in or close to their initial state for at least 10 IRL days unless otherwise stated by a QM. This means that, for example, tools may not have their durability used up completely, crafting materials like ingots may not be crafted into irreversibly altered forms like tools or armor, etc. This allows any investigation RP that follows the theft to result in a positive outcome.
* Be reasonable in the amount that you take. Stealing a knapsack is reasonable, emptying someone's entire house is not. How much theft is considered "reasonable" is up to QM discretion, but a good rule of thumb is that you should be stealing only enough to express whatever your character is trying to communicate to the victim, not to ruin someone's day.

Any theft outside of moderation purview, in roleplay, will not be accepted and the player will receive a written warning.

== Traps ==
Traps are allowed, but their creation must be overseen by a QM, and must adhere to the following rules:

* Traps that are not actively monitored (i.e. the trap-setter is not physically present to disarm it) may not imprison the player.
* Traps are limited to Altercation levels of injury without permission from a QM.
** With permission, a trap may count as A Strike, at the QM's discretion.
** Traps will never count as a Character Death.

If you are the victim of a trap, please RP the scenario in a respectful way. If you would have a visible injury, RP the injury. If you would have some visible mark left on you, either update your character model or RP the existence of the marking (at the very least, update your character card with the information).

== Build Break ==
Breaking and entering, usually done to participate in a theft, should be handled with care under the following rules:

* If a block is "soft", then it is fair game for movement.
* If you "shift" a soft block (remove it and replace it later) to get at something underneath or to enter a space, you must leave a sign or other obvious clue indicating as such (i.e. "the flowers have been moved" or "the ground has been disturbed", or perhaps some other obvious change like replacing the dirt with podzol to indicate a change in state - when in doubt, ask a QM if the change is sufficiently "clue-ish")

Examples of Soft blocks are flowers, leaves, dirt, clay, sand etc

If you wish to destructively modify another person's build, it must be done with the oversight of a QM at the time of the occurrence. As every build is different, there are no fixed rules on how to approach this - follow the directions set out by the QM at the time of the event.

== Rules of Engagement (PvP) ==
&lt;blockquote&gt;A word from the staff team:

PvP is expected to be relatively rare on OCRP - for the most part, it's expected that players will find other ways to express their discontent if IC player conflict arises. However, it would be foolish of us to assume that it will ''never occur'', so we've done our best to allow for a wide variety of RP scenarios to occur within this framework, while still ensuring that the results are fair to everyone.

We also recognize that PvP usually results in at least one involved party being unhappy with the result. However, we ask that you do not use global chats as a way to vent your frustrations after an encounter. If you feel that an encounter was mishandled, please submit a ticket to the Moderation team.&lt;/blockquote&gt;

=== Rules Regarding Player vs Player Conflict ===

==== Glossary of Terms ====

* Conflict Circumstances - the IC location and estimated IRL time at which the conflict is set to occur.
* Conflict Stakes - the desired outcome of the conflict. This can be:
** An Altercation (player is defeated with some injury, but without lasting wounds),
** A Strike (player is defeated and given a lasting wound), or
** A Character Death (player is killed).
* Conflict Method - the means by which the players intend to enact their conflict (i.e. a duel, a trap, a stealthy poisoning, etc). This includes the ''combat mode'' (see below).

==== Types of Conflict ====

===== Agreeable Conflict =====
An agreeable conflict is ''a conflict where all parties involved have agreed to the stakes of the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place.''

In order for an agreeable conflict to take place:

* The group should outline the circumstances, stakes and method for the conflict.
* All involved parties should clearly relay their consent to a QM. The QM will then oversee the conflict.
* All involved parties should try their best to stick as closely as possible to the outlined details when executing the conflict. Any significant deviation (as determined by the QM) is grounds for the QM to intervene and halt the conflict early.

Significant Deviations are defined as ''any major changes in the agreed upon conflict circumstances, stakes, and/or method/s that gives advantage to one party or the other.''

Once these criteria are met, the encounter may proceed as agreed upon.

Agreeable conflicts have no limits on the stakes - they may result in a Character Death if both parties agree.

===== Disagreeable Conflict =====
A disagreeable conflict is ''a conflict in which not all parties consent to the conflict in advance of the altercation taking place, or where informing the target of the attack would be undesirable.''

A disagreeable conflict has substantially more steps involved:

* The attacker(s) must discuss the following with a QM in order to receive approval for the attack:
** The circumstances, stakes, and intended method of the conflict.
** Sound reasoning for the conflict to occur.
** Sound reasoning as to why there are no other satisfactory resolutions other than a disagreeable conflict.
** Sound reasoning as to why the stakes chosen are necessary.
* The attacker(s) must have given at least two IC warnings of clear and impending malice prior to the attack.
** A QM must review these warnings to determine their clarity and whether a reasonable individual would have received them as threats of impending danger.

If all these criteria are met and the QM approves the conflict, the attacker(s) may move forward, as agreed upon.

Disagreeable conflicts are only limited by the ruling of the QM overseeing the planning of the conflict - a Character Death is possible, but is often considered a last resort.&lt;blockquote&gt;The purpose of Disagreeable Conflicts is to allow players who choose to RP as "villains" or perform actions that the majority of players agree are ICly villainous to be overthrown/defeated, even if they are unwilling to negotiate an Agreeable Conflict to receive an IC punishment for their actions.

This is NOT meant to be a common occurrence - if players wish to RP as a villain, they should have plans to allow for their own defeat. However, some villain players may either wish to "be surprised" as to when their downfall could occur, and some players, despite otherwise being good RPers, are simply immmovable when it comes to character deaths. This rule is in place as a "last resort" for those latter individuals.&lt;/blockquote&gt;

===== Spontaneous Conflict =====
A spontaneous conflict is ''any conflict that is not agreed upon beforehand and may or may not be overseen by a QM.'' The outcome of a spontaneous attack is determined by whether a QM is available to oversee the conflict after it starts.

* If a player is uncomfortable with the spontaneous conflict, they may call for a QM to oversee the situation or nullify the situation if it was failrp to begin with.
* If no QM is available to oversee the conflict, the most severe outcome is an Altercation.
* If a QM oversees the conflict, the most severe outcome is A Strike.
* If the QM deems the situation to be failrp, they may give the antagonist a verbal or written warning.

Spontaneous attacks are generally discouraged.

==== Modes of Combat ====
Currently, the staff team recognizes three "modes of combat" as viable for use in-game: Scripted fights, Dice-roll fights, and Mechanics fights.

Players must ''both consentually agree to the mode of combat'' as part of an Agreeable Conflict, and in the case of a Disagreeable Conflict, a QM will have final say on the mode of combat. Spontaneous Conflicts are, by their nature, almost always Combat fights. If players are unable to come to an agreement on the mode of combat, the fight is not allowed to continue. Either come to an agreement, or find another way to represent the conflict.

===== Scripted Fights =====
Scripted fights are fights where the parties involved have pre-determined the outcome. The fight itself is carried out through emotes as a way to entertain the audience or to "fill out the details" of the scenario, but the outcome is already fixed before the fight begins.

Scripted fights are generally encouraged over dice-roll fights, as they ensure that everyone walks away satisfied from the encounter.

===== Dice-roll Fights =====
Dice-roll fights are fights where the parties involved rely on randomness to determine the outcomes. The precise means through which the dice-rolls are applied is left to the individual scenario, but winners and losers are determined by the randomness of rolls.

Dice-roll fights are generally discouraged - the random nature of the fight takes nothing of the characters into consideration, making victories feel hollow and losses feel unavoidable.

While some players may choose to make up "modifiers" for their rolls, ''staff will not enforce them as they are arbitrarily decided,'' which means those modifiers must be discussed in advance with the other parties involved in the fight, at which point a scripted fight is usually simpler. (see above)

===== Mechanics Fights =====
Mechanics fights are fights where the parties involved rely on their own Minecraft combat skills to determine the outcomes. Players may use whatever items they have at their disposal to complete the combat as they see fit, so long as they are IC-plausible (i.e. using water/lava buckets would not be considered a "IC-plausible", as characters wouldn't actually be able to hold buckets of water/lava in their pockets)

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    <text bytes="4280" xml:space="preserve">Listed here are our rules for the server as a whole. Our gameplay guidelines can be found at [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]].

== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character (IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a separate document discussing [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]], which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.
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Listed here are our rules for the server as a whole. Our gameplay guidelines can be found at [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]].

== Be Excellent to Each Other ==
A slight derivation of Wheaton's Law ("don't be a dick"). We want everyone to aim a bit higher than "not being awful" here and try to be actively awesome towards each other! This also means that negativity towards people or other servers is not tolerated!

In practical terms, this also means that even if you didn't technically break any rules, if you act maliciously/detrimentally towards your fellow players, staff reserve the right to address that on a case-by-case basis.

Additionally, both on Discord and in-game, do not engage in heated discussions on political matters or sensitive topics. Don't push the issue if the other player is uncomfortable with the subject. There will be zero tolerance harassment of IC or OOC based on any "-isms" or "-ias" (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc).

== Don't Cheat ==
Obviously, using hacked clients is banned, but we also ask that you don't use any mods that aren't part of our approved modpack or on a pre-approved list of mods (see below).

Ask a staff member if you need to know if your mod fits our list!

=== Approved Mods ===

* Performance-boosting mods (Sodium, Optifine, etc)
* Cosmetic mods (Figura, shaders etc)
* Audio-enrichment mods (Dynamic Surroundings, custom music, etc)
* Inventory Tweaks / Mouse Tweaks

== Adhere to PG-16 Guidelines ==
The server is 16+, meaning that while we expect players to be mature, we do not condone "mature content". Roleplay that is explicitly sexual, involves extreme graphic violence/torture, or includes underage characters is strictly forbidden. No NSFW content is to be posted in-game or on Discord.

Ensure that descriptions of injuries or violence, when necessary, remain tasteful. Modify content if it makes other players uncomfortable.

LGBTQ+ players and characters are more than welcome. Lore-wise, however, these are not considered "notable" characteristics; they are commonplace in everyday society, and as such, we ask that your character does not use this as their singular, defining personality trait.

We DO NOT allow the creation of child characters.

== Keep the In Character (IC) chats out of Out of Character (OOC) channels ==
If something has happened IC and you are very angry OOC, please speak to a staff member about it and we can help come to a solution of what happened. Notices to events can be shared in appropriate channels and small mentions of basic activities are allowed. Talking about IC things to people privately is allowed, so long as that knowledge is not used to metagame.

== Keep In-Game and Discord Chats Tidy ==
This means:

* Don't spam
* Don't post anything NSFW
* Don't disclose or share personal and sensitive information, either of oneself or others
* Don't use offensive profile pictures, bios, or character models

If you see a violation of these rules, mention it to a moderator - please don't try to moderate things yourself.

== Follow RP Etiquette ==
We actually have a separate document discussing [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]], which you should definitely read, but we've also included a couple ''very important'' etiquettes here as well:

* Global chats are OOC, but anything your character does is IC. Wherever you've parked yourself to stop and type in chat? You are ICly present there. If someone sees you bouncing around in circles? Well, that might be odd for your character to be doing... or it might be expected for them! There is no "Oh, sorry! I was just going to my house to get building supplies, I'm not actually here, ignore me" You are, in fact, actually there IC.
* Your skin must be appropriate for RP and match your character. If possible, use Figura to adjust their model and to see other players' customized character models. If you need help with this, ask around - we have a lot of talented artists on the server!
* Do not participate in or encourage godmodding, powergaming, or metagaming. If you need examples of this, see the RP etiquette guide linked above.

== Use Common Sense! ==
At the end of the day, we're all here to have fun playing the funni block game and telling stories of characters that aren't actually us.
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    <text bytes="237" xml:space="preserve">Brewery is a plug-in that allows for the creation of custom drinks and potions. Rather than utilizing a brewing stand alone, Brewery allows you to brew in a cauldron, age certain drinks in a barrel, and distill others in a brewing stand.</text>
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== The Basics ==
The basic items required for brewing are as follows:

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== The Basics ==
The basic items required for brewing are as follows:

* A cauldron filled with water.
* A heat source underneath the cauldron, such as a campfire.
* A clock to check timing.

One cauldron will create a batch that fills 3 bottles.</text>
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Brewery is a plug-in that allows for the creation of custom drinks and potions. Rather than utilizing a brewing stand alone, Brewery allows you to use cauldrons for brewing, custom barrels for fermentation, and a brewing stand for distillation. Custom recipes created by our team range from delightful teas and simple 

== The Basics ==
The basic items required for brewing are as follows:

* A cauldron filled with water.
* A heat source underneath the cauldron, such as a campfire.
* A clock to check timing.

One cauldron will create a batch that fills 3 bottles.


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Brewery is a plug-in that allows for the creation of custom drinks and potions with the use of cauldrons for brewing, custom barrels for fermentation, and a brewing stand for distillation. Custom recipes created by our team range from simple drinks and teas to delightful wines and spirits. These alcoholic brews have a range of effects that influence both chat and movement after one too many drinks. 

== The Basics ==
[[File:Cauldron Campfire.png|thumb|320x320px|How to place a cauldron and campfire for brewing.]]
The basic items required for brewing are as follows:

* A cauldron filled with water.
* A heat source underneath the cauldron, such as a campfire.
* A clock to check timing.

One cauldron will create a batch that fills 3 bottles.


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Brewery is a plug-in that allows for the creation of custom drinks and potions by using cauldrons for brewing, custom barrels for fermentation, and a brewing stand for distillation. Custom recipes created by our team range from simple drinks and teas to delightful wines and spirits. 

Alcoholic brews have a range of mechanical effects that influence In-Character chat and movement. 

== The Basics: Brewing ==
[[File:Cauldron Campfire.png|thumb|206x206px|A cauldron above a campfire.]]
To get started, the basic items for brewing are as follows:

* A cauldron, filled with water
* A heat source directly under the cauldron, such as a campfire
* A clock to check the time
* 3 empty bottles

From here, it is as simple as holding ingredients in your main hand and right-clicking the cauldron with them. With a hiss and smoke, your brewing begins! To check how long a brew has cooked, you right-click on the cauldron with a clock. Once enough time has passed, right-click with the empty bottles in your main hand to collect the brew. One cauldron yields three bottles' worth, typically referred to as one batch.

For simple drinks such as teas or juices, this is where the process ends. Alcohol bases require additional steps - aging and/or distillation - in order to be completed.

== The Basics: Barrels, Quality, &amp; Aging ==
Custom barrels are required to age drinks and check their quality. 

Small barrels are simply a set of 8 stairs, arranged in a 2×2×2 manner as the images below.
[[File:Small Barrel.png|center|122x122px|A small barrel.]]


When a bottled brew is placed in a barrel for 5 minutes, it will provide a list of characteristics: a star rating out of 5, if the correct ingredients were used, if the correct brew time was reached, if the correct age time was reached, and if the correct barrel type was used.

== Basic Recipes ==


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== How Time Moves ==
For the sake of telling our stories within any of our settings on Open Chronicles, time is moving much faster than it would in the real world. The accelerated movement of time helps up the pace of aging in the setting, explains the construction of in-character builds, and demonstrates many other time-dependent activities in an immersive . The most significant factor is that this faster pace helps keep immersion as Roleplay Events appear throughout a given period.</text>
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== How Time Moves ==
For the sake of telling our stories within any of our settings on Open Chronicles, time is moving much faster than it would in the real world. The accelerated movement of time helps up the pace of aging in the setting, explains the construction of in-character builds, and demonstrates many other time-dependent activities in an immersive . The most significant factor is that this faster pace helps keep immersion as Roleplay Events appear throughout a given period.

Below are some basic conversions for the time going from IRL to IC.

When on the server, one can type &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; to receive the current IC date and time.&lt;blockquote&gt;3 IRL hours = 1 IC Day

1 IRL Day = 8 IC Days

7 IRL Days = 1 IC Month

14 IRL Days = 2 IC Months | 1 IC Season

8 IRL Weeks = 1 IC Year&lt;/blockquote&gt;

== Months ==
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Spring'''&lt;/big&gt;
|Soddaw
|From "sod thaw" - when the ice melts.
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|Blide
|From "bloom tide" - when the plants begin blossoming.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Summer'''&lt;/big&gt;
|Sefal
|From "seed fall" - when the planting season begins.
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|-
|Saleen
|From "salt green" - a reference to sweat of outdoor labor.
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|-
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Fall'''&lt;/big&gt;
|Vinas
|From "vine season" - the month for wine-pressing.
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|Harvin
|From "harvest time" - when crops are ready for harvest.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Winter'''&lt;/big&gt;
|Surin
|From "snap turn" - when the weather snaps from moderate to cold.
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|Icine
|From "ice time" - when the ground is frozen.
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== How Time Moves ==
For the sake of telling our stories within any of our settings on Open Chronicles, time is moving much faster than it would in the real world. The accelerated movement of time helps up the pace of aging in the setting, explains the construction of in-character builds, and demonstrates many other time-dependent activities in an immersive . The most significant factor is that this faster pace helps keep immersion as Roleplay Events appear throughout a given period.

Below are some basic conversions for the time going from IRL to IC.

When on the server, one can type &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; to receive the current IC date and time.&lt;blockquote&gt;3 IRL hours = 1 IC Day

1 IRL Day = 8 IC Days

7 IRL Days = 1 IC Month

14 IRL Days = 2 IC Months | 1 IC Season

8 IRL Weeks = 1 IC Year&lt;/blockquote&gt;

== Months ==
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|'''Soddaw'''
|From "sod thaw" - when the ice melts.
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|-
|'''Blide'''
|From "bloom tide" - when the plants begin blossoming.
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|-
!
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!
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|-
| rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Summer'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Sefal'''
|From "seed fall" - when the planting season begins.
!
|-
|'''Saleen'''
|From "salt green" - a reference to sweat of outdoor labor.
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|-
!
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|-
| rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Fall'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Vinas'''
|From "vine season" - the month for wine-pressing.
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|-
|'''Harvin'''
|From "harvest time" - when crops are ready for harvest.
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|-
!
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!
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|-
| rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Winter'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Surin'''
|From "snap turn" - when the weather snaps from moderate to cold.
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|'''Icine'''
|From "ice time" - when the ground is frozen.
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== How Time Moves ==
For the sake of telling our stories within any of our settings on Open Chronicles, time is moving much faster than it would in the real world. The accelerated movement of time helps up the pace of aging in the setting, explains the construction of in-character builds, and demonstrates many other time-dependent activities in an immersive . The most significant factor is that this faster pace helps keep immersion as Roleplay Events appear throughout a given period.

Below are some basic conversions for the time going from IRL to IC.

When on the server, one can type &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; to receive the current IC date and time.&lt;blockquote&gt;3 IRL hours = 1 IC Day

1 IRL Day = 8 IC Days

7 IRL Days = 1 IC Month

14 IRL Days = 2 IC Months | 1 IC Season

8 IRL Weeks = 1 IC Year&lt;/blockquote&gt;

== Months ==
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|'''Soddaw'''
|From "sod thaw" - when the ice melts.
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|'''Blide'''
|From "bloom tide" - when the plants begin blossoming.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Summer'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Sefal'''
|From "seed fall" - when the planting season begins.
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|'''Saleen'''
|From "salt green" - a reference to sweat of outdoor labor.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Fall'''&lt;/big&gt;
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|'''Harvin'''
|From "harvest time" - when crops are ready for harvest.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Winter'''&lt;/big&gt;
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|From "snap turn" - when the weather snaps from moderate to cold.
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|From "ice time" - when the ground is frozen.
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= Gameplay Guidelines =
The Gameplay Guidelines are a list of various documents that outline additional gameplay systems, tips, and processes we follow for various scenarios.

Gameplay guidelines are not ''rules'' in the strictest sense - staff may bend these guidelines on rare occasions, and violating these guidelines as a player will not get you in trouble like breaking a rule would - but these documents provide a sense of "how we do things around here". It is wise to review these documents thoroughly in order to become accustomed to our procedures, as some of our systems differ greatly from what you may be accustomed to from other Roleplay Settings.

== List of Guidelines ==
[[Player Hostilities Guide]]

[[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]]

[[RP Etiquette Guide]]

[[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]]</text>
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The Figura Acceptable Model Guidelines are the rules surrounding what we consider a permissable player model. If your model does not meet these standards, a staff member may ask you to change/update your model to better fit these guidelines. For egregious cases (i.e. nude models, gore, intentionally-disruptive models, etc) we may temporary de-whitelist you until the matter is resolved.

Much of these rules are based on the standard [https://www.blockbench.net/wiki/guides/minecraft-style-guide/ Minecraft Style Guide/], which is also a standard we use when judging proposed art assets as well as player models. The following rules, accompanied by the MC Style Guide, should be taken into consideration when designing any art asset you wish to use on the server, including (and especially) your character model.

To view this page in an illustrated format, click here! (Link not yet available)

== Banned Elements ==

=== Nudity ===
This should go without saying. Violation of this guideline is also a violation of our rules and will likely get you banned.

=== Extreme-resolution textures ===
Character models should not feel out-of-place within a Minecraft world - as such, elements should not have excessively hi-def textures applied to them. As a general rule, anything above 128x128 is too high for an element of your model.

=== Extreme-fidelity models ===
Highly-detailed models are just as out-of-place as high-def textures - in addition, these are "heavy" models for clients to load and render. Models with 100+ cubes, excessively-rounded elements, etc are not allowed.

=== Excessively large/complex/disruptive animations ===
Animations can add life to a model, but should be used sparingly. If your animation takes longer than a couple seconds to play, it's too long.

=== Lore-inconsistent models or skins ===
Your character model, and all its details, should be lore-appropriate. Bring a model of a robot into a medieval fantasy setting is not an appropriate use of Figura models.

=== Excessive/inappropriate physics ===
Do NOT use animation/physics code to add "jiggle physics" or any similar concepts to your model. Hair/cloth physics is fine ''when used sparingly''. Keep in mind the rendering cost of such features - not everyone has a strong computer.

== Requires Permission In Advance ==

=== Animating over vanilla actions ===
It is possible to replace vanilla animations such as walk, sneak, crouch, etc. However, this is usually a bad idea for various reasons, and you should check with a staff member before doing this.

=== Sound Effects ===
Sounds as part of models is ''almost always'' more of a nuisance than it is a boon - please check with staff before doing this.

=== Unofficial "body part model modifications" ===
Some characters may be able to earn/create "extensions" of their model, i.e. wings, mechanical alterations, etc. These do, however, need to be earned in-character and approved in advance before they are added to your model.

=== Unusually-scaled models ===
We provide guidelines on the height ranges for characters - if you want to play a character outside of those ranges, ask first.

== Use common sense / discretion ==

=== Complex animations ===
If your animation takes longer than 10 seconds, consider shortening it.

=== Anything "unusual" ===
Generally just...use common sense. Figura provides infinite possibilities, but not all of those possibilities are RP-appropriate. Use your discretion, or ask a staff member.

=== Breasts and/or unusual detailing on characters ===
Breasts on models has been a controversial topic in the past, so we've come to a compromise: characters may have 3d-modeled breasts on characters if they follow these guidelines:

* they must be modest and reasonably sized for the character (no anime-style shenanigans)
* they must be ''user-togglable'' - we have a script for this that we can provide.

This suitably allows players to represent their characters as they see fit, while also allowing those who find blocky boobs on a character model to be cosmetically annoying to toggle them off. This rule may also be applied to certain character elements that players may find upsetting - spider legs for arachnophobes, for example, require a user-configurable cosmetic toggle.

For those who wish to use user-togglable features, include this function in your Lua script:&lt;syntaxhighlight lang="lua"&gt;
local function cosmeticToggle(bool)
  -- hide specific modelparts here
end

avatar:store("cosmeticToggle", cosmeticToggle)
&lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;For those who wish to hide certain features, use this in your own Lua script:&lt;syntaxhighlight lang="lua"&gt;
for uuid, avatarData in pairs(world.avatarVars()) do
  if avatarData.cosmeticToggle then avatarData.cosmeticToggle(false) end
end
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Welcome to Open Chronicles! We hope that this guide will help kick-start you on a good direction for enjoying everything our server has to offer and provide a smooth transition for you and your character when joining the world.

If you have any questions, please join our Discord! Anyone there should be able to help you, but specifically our City Watch (moderators) should be able to provide extra assistance - they'll also be the ones approving whitelist apps and helping with first characters, so it's a good idea to get to know them!

== Read the Rules ==
If you haven't already read our [[Server Rules]], now is a good time to do that. The rules posted in Discord are a good reference/summary, but the expanded rules are still required reading, as they go into more details.

Additionally, it's not a bad idea to review our [[Gameplay Guidelines Index|Gameplay Guidelines]] as well. Failure to follow a guideline might not be a ban-worthy offense, but it still could get you into trouble if you repeatedly ignore them.

== Read the Lore ==
We have links to the side for all the lore we have posted - races, the world itself, and all sorts of smaller topics are posted here. While you're waiting to get whitelisted (see below), take a gander and see what you might want to start with as your first character!

== Get Whitelisted ==
Since World Zero is non-canon, we are not using a whitelist application. This will change in the future.


To get whitelisted, simply poke a staff member (Mod Team is best if they're available) and they can get you whitelisted. Be sure to update your Discord nick to include your username and character name in the format of &lt;code&gt;username [character-name]&lt;/code&gt;, i.e. &lt;code&gt;Numilani [Inkweaver]&lt;/code&gt;

== Submit your First Character ==
You can submit your first character through the ticket system in our discord for approval

== Download the Modpack ==
While ''technically'' the modpack is an optional component for the server, we strongly recommend its use. A lack of a Figura model will make you stand out rather obviously, especially if you choose to play a more esoteric race where the custom model is more essential.

=== If you use Curseforge... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-curseforge/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_curseforge.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

=== If you use MultiMC or a compatible launcher... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-multimc/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_mmc.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

If you've never installed a modpack before and need help, or if you run into any issues, contact a Tinkerer on the Discord and we'll be happy to help!

== Create your Figura Model ==
As mentioned above, ''technically speaking,'' Figura models are optional, but highly recommended.

WIP - provide links to base models

If you already know how to use Blockbench, awesome! Feel free to review our [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] and customize these base models. If not, feel free to ping a Blockbench team member for some assistance in getting started - we may not be able to make a model for you, but we can at least point you in the right direction of some resources that will help you learn the basics.

== Join the Server! ==
Congratulations, you're ready to come roleplay with us! It's been quite a few steps to get here, but thankfully you only need to do this once.

The server IP is &lt;code&gt;play.openchroniclesrp.com&lt;/code&gt; - come on in and start RPing!</text>
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Welcome to Open Chronicles! We hope that this guide will help kick-start you on a good direction for enjoying everything our server has to offer and provide a smooth transition for you and your character when joining the world.

If you have any questions, please join our Discord! Anyone there should be able to help you, but specifically our City Watch (moderators) should be able to provide extra assistance - they'll also be the ones approving whitelist apps and helping with first characters, so it's a good idea to get to know them!

== Read the Rules ==
If you haven't already read our [[Server Rules]], now is a good time to do that. The rules posted in Discord are a good reference/summary, but the expanded rules are still required reading, as they go into more details.

Additionally, it's not a bad idea to review our [[Gameplay Guidelines Index|Gameplay Guidelines]] as well. Failure to follow a guideline might not be a ban-worthy offense, but it still could get you into trouble if you repeatedly ignore them.

== Read the Lore ==
We have links to the side for all the lore we have posted - races, the world itself, and all sorts of smaller topics are posted here. While you're waiting to get whitelisted (see below), take a gander and see what you might want to start with as your first character!

== Get Whitelisted ==
Since World Zero is non-canon, we are not using a whitelist application. This will change in the future.


To get whitelisted, simply poke a staff member (Mod Team is best if they're available) and they can get you whitelisted. Be sure to update your Discord nick to include your username and character name in the format of &lt;code&gt;username [character-name]&lt;/code&gt;, i.e. &lt;code&gt;Numilani [Inkweaver]&lt;/code&gt;

== Submit your First Character ==
You can submit your first character through the ticket system in our Discord for approval.

== Download the Modpack ==
While ''technically'' the modpack is an optional component for the server, we strongly recommend its use. A lack of a Figura model will make you stand out rather obviously, especially if you choose to play a more esoteric race where the custom model is more essential.

=== If you use Curseforge... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-curseforge/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_curseforge.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

=== If you use MultiMC or a compatible launcher... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-multimc/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_mmc.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

If you've never installed a modpack before and need help, or if you run into any issues, contact a Tinkerer on the Discord and we'll be happy to help!

== Create your Figura Model ==
As mentioned above, ''technically speaking,'' Figura models are optional, but highly recommended.

WIP - provide links to base models

If you already know how to use Blockbench, awesome! Feel free to review our [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] and customize these base models. If not, feel free to ping a Blockbench team member for some assistance in getting started - we may not be able to make a model for you, but we can at least point you in the right direction of some resources that will help you learn the basics.

== Join the Server! ==
Congratulations, you're ready to come roleplay with us! It's been quite a few steps to get here, but thankfully you only need to do this once.

The server IP is &lt;code&gt;play.openchroniclesrp.com&lt;/code&gt; - come on in and start RPing!</text>
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The Scyrtans are a diminutive, amphibious people who thrive in both ocean depths and dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

Physiology
Lifespan
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.
General Traits
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.
Skin Colour Variation
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

Society
Hierarchy:
The Council of Waves
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld. Members of the council are often the most skilled Hydromancers, revered for their deep connection to the water spirits.
Selection and Duties:
Selection: Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.
Duties: They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festivals.
The Circles of Kin
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.
Structure and Roles:
Kin Elder: Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.
Family Heads: Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.
Mentors and Guardians: Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.
The Community Assemblies
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.
Culture and Beliefs

Creation Myth
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.
Ancient Myths
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith'' ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.


Belief System
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.
Architecture
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub..
Music and Art
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.
Cuisine
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.
Fashion
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.
Magic
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The Scyrtans are a diminutive, amphibious people who thrive in both ocean depths and dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== &lt;u&gt;Hierarchy&lt;/u&gt; ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. of the world Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== &lt;u&gt;Hierarchy&lt;/u&gt; ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the Zamin-sada empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. of the world Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the Zamin-sada empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. of the world Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the Zamin-sada empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the Zamin-sada empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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= A Quick Guide to Player Commands =

== &lt;small&gt;Character Commands&lt;/small&gt; ==

=== Character Cards ===
&lt;code&gt;/char name &lt;name&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's name. Accepts first, last, title or one single name.

&lt;code&gt;/char gender &lt;M/F/O&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's gender.

&lt;code&gt;/char age &lt;age&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's age (must be 18+, enforced by plugin config).

&lt;code&gt;/char desc &lt;description&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's description (freehand text field).

&lt;code&gt;/char view [player]&lt;/code&gt; - View a player's character card (or your own if not specified).

=== Character Names ===
&lt;code&gt;/nick &lt;charname&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your visible player name in chat and tab.

&lt;code&gt;/realname &lt;charname&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - See the username behind a character's nickname. This can also be done by hovering over a person's character name in chat.


== Chat Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/ranges&lt;/code&gt; - View all chat ranges

&lt;code&gt;/ch &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Change chat ranges.

&lt;code&gt;/ch &lt;range&gt; &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Send a single message in a chat range (without switching).

=== Chat Shortcuts ===
&lt;code&gt;/global&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/g&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to the entire server.

&lt;code&gt;/province&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/p&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 162 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/yell&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/y&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 54 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/local&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/l&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 18 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/quiet&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/q&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 6 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/whisper&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/wh&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 2 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/meg | mep | mey | mel | meq | mew &lt;emote&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Sends an emote in the respective range.

=== Showing Items in Chat ===

* If you type a chat message that contains &lt;code&gt;@hand&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;@offhand&lt;/code&gt; as part of the message, it will display whatever item you're holding.

* HOWEVER, this only works if typing a chat message directly - using chat ''commands'' does not work (i.e. chatting &lt;code&gt;look at my @hand !&lt;/code&gt; would work, but typing &lt;code&gt;/global look at my @hand !&lt;/code&gt; would not, because that's a chat command, not a chat message.

== RP Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/kit itemframe&lt;/code&gt; - Receive 1 Item Frame on a 10 minute cooldown.

&lt;code&gt;/itf toggle&lt;/code&gt; - Toggles an Item Frame's visibility when you place them.

&lt;code&gt;/kit sign&lt;/code&gt; - Receive 1 Oak Sign on a 10 minute cooldown.

&lt;code&gt;/writenote &lt;title&gt; &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Use while holding a piece of paper to write a note on it. Title and message must '''both''' be wrapped in double-quotes, i.e. &lt;code&gt;/writenote "test title" "this is a test message"&lt;/code&gt;

&lt;code&gt;/roll &lt;formula&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Rolls a set of dice. Defaults to 3d6, but a formula can be specified, i.e. &lt;code&gt;/roll 1d20&lt;/code&gt;.

== Miscellaneous Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; - Shows the current IC date, time, and season information. 

&lt;code&gt;/helpop &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Send a message to any available staff online the server.</text>
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= A Quick Guide to Player Commands =

== &lt;small&gt;Character Commands&lt;/small&gt; ==

=== Character Cards ===
&lt;code&gt;/char name &lt;name&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's name. Accepts first, last, title or one single name.

&lt;code&gt;/char gender &lt;M/F/O&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's gender.

&lt;code&gt;/char age &lt;age&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's age (must be 18+, enforced by plugin config).

&lt;code&gt;/char desc &lt;description&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's description (freehand text field).

&lt;code&gt;/char view [player]&lt;/code&gt; - View a player's character card (or your own if not specified).

=== Character Names ===
&lt;code&gt;/nick &lt;charname&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your visible player name in chat and tab.

&lt;code&gt;/realname &lt;charname&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - See the username behind a character's nickname. This can also be done by hovering over a person's character name in chat.


== Chat Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/ranges&lt;/code&gt; - View all chat ranges

&lt;code&gt;/ch &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Change chat ranges.

&lt;code&gt;/ch &lt;range&gt; &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Send a single message in a chat range (without switching).

=== Chat Shortcuts ===
&lt;code&gt;/global&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/g&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to the entire server.

&lt;code&gt;/province&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/p&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 162 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/yell&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/y&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 54 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/local&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/l&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 18 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/quiet&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/q&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 6 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/whisper&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/wh&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 2 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/meg | mep | mey | mel | meq | mew &lt;emote&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Sends an emote in the respective range.

=== Showing Items in Chat ===

* If you type a chat message that contains &lt;code&gt;@hand&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;@offhand&lt;/code&gt; as part of the message, it will display whatever item you're holding.

* HOWEVER, this only works if typing a chat message directly - using chat ''commands'' does not work (i.e. chatting &lt;code&gt;look at my @hand !&lt;/code&gt; would work, but typing &lt;code&gt;/global look at my @hand !&lt;/code&gt; would not, because that's a chat command, not a chat message.

== RP Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/kit itemframe&lt;/code&gt; - Receive 1 Item Frame on a 10 minute cooldown.

&lt;code&gt;/itf toggle&lt;/code&gt; - Toggles an Item Frame's visibility when you place them.

&lt;code&gt;/kit sign&lt;/code&gt; - Receive 1 Oak Sign on a 10 minute cooldown.

&lt;code&gt;/writenote &lt;title&gt; &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Use while holding a piece of paper to write a note on it. Title and message must '''both''' be wrapped in double-quotes, i.e. &lt;code&gt;/writenote "test title" "this is a test message"&lt;/code&gt;

&lt;code&gt;/roll &lt;formula&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Rolls a set of dice. Defaults to 3d6, but a formula can be specified, i.e. &lt;code&gt;/roll 1d20&lt;/code&gt;.

== Miscellaneous Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; - Shows the current IC date, time, and season information. 

&lt;code&gt;/helpop &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Send a message to any available staff online the server.</text>
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Welcome to Open Chronicles! We hope that this guide will help kick-start you on a good direction for enjoying everything our server has to offer and provide a smooth transition for you and your character when joining the world.

If you have any questions, please join our Discord! Anyone there should be able to help you, but specifically our '''Moderators''' should be able to provide extra assistance - they'll also be the ones approving whitelist apps and helping with first characters, so it's a good idea to get to know them!

== Read the Rules ==
If you haven't already read our [[Server Rules]], now is a good time to do that. The rules posted in Discord are a good reference/summary, but the expanded rules are still required reading, as they go into more details.

Additionally, it's not a bad idea to review our [[Gameplay Guidelines Index|Gameplay Guidelines]] as well. Failure to follow a guideline might not be a ban-worthy offense, but it still could get you into trouble if you repeatedly ignore them.

== Read the Lore ==
We have links to the side for all the lore we have posted - races, the world itself, and all sorts of smaller topics are posted here. While you're waiting to get whitelisted (see below), take a gander and see what you might want to start with as your first character!

== Get Whitelisted ==
Since World Zero is non-canon, we are not using a whitelist application. This will change in the future.


To get whitelisted, simply poke a staff member (Mod Team is best if they're available) and they can get you whitelisted. Be sure to update your Discord nick to include your username and character name in the format of &lt;code&gt;username [character-name]&lt;/code&gt;, i.e. &lt;code&gt;Numilani [Inkweaver]&lt;/code&gt;

== Submit your First Character ==
You can submit your first character through the ticket system in our Discord for approval.

== Download the Modpack ==
While ''technically'' the modpack is an optional component for the server, we strongly recommend its use. A lack of a Figura model will make you stand out rather obviously, especially if you choose to play a more esoteric race where the custom model is more essential.

=== If you use Curseforge... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-curseforge/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_curseforge.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

=== If you use MultiMC or a compatible launcher... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-multimc/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_mmc.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

If you've never installed a modpack before and need help, or if you run into any issues, contact a Tinkerer on the Discord and we'll be happy to help!

== Create your Figura Model ==
As mentioned above, ''technically speaking,'' Figura models are optional, but highly recommended.

WIP - provide links to base models

If you already know how to use Blockbench, awesome! Feel free to review our [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] and customize these base models. If not, feel free to ping a Blockbench team member for some assistance in getting started - we may not be able to make a model for you, but we can at least point you in the right direction of some resources that will help you learn the basics.

== Join the Server! ==
Congratulations, you're ready to come roleplay with us! It's been quite a few steps to get here, but thankfully you only need to do this once.

The server IP is &lt;code&gt;play.openchroniclesrp.com&lt;/code&gt; - come on in and start RPing!</text>
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Welcome to Open Chronicles! We hope that this guide will help kick-start you on a good direction for enjoying everything our server has to offer and provide a smooth transition for you and your character when joining the world.

If you have any questions, please join our Discord! Anyone there should be able to help you, but specifically our '''Moderators''' should be able to provide extra assistance - they'll also be the ones approving whitelist apps and helping with first characters, so it's a good idea to get to know them!

== Read the Rules ==
If you haven't already read our [[Server Rules]], now is a good time to do that. The rules posted in Discord are a good reference/summary, but the expanded rules are still required reading, as they go into more details.

Additionally, it's not a bad idea to review our [[Gameplay Guidelines Index|Gameplay Guidelines]] as well. Failure to follow a guideline might not be a ban-worthy offense, but it still could get you into trouble if you repeatedly ignore them.

== Read the Lore ==
We have links to the side for all the lore we have posted - races, the world itself, and all sorts of smaller topics are posted here. While you're waiting to get whitelisted (see below), take a gander and see what you might want to start with as your first character!

== Get Whitelisted ==
We have a whitelist application on discord! check it out!


To get whitelisted, simply poke a staff member (Mod Team is best if they're available) and they can get you whitelisted. Be sure to update your Discord nick to include your username and character name in the format of &lt;code&gt;username [character-name]&lt;/code&gt;, i.e. &lt;code&gt;Numilani [Inkweaver]&lt;/code&gt;

== Submit your First Character ==
You can submit your first character through the ticket system in our Discord for approval.

== Download the Modpack ==
While ''technically'' the modpack is an optional component for the server, we strongly recommend its use. A lack of a Figura model will make you stand out rather obviously, especially if you choose to play a more esoteric race where the custom model is more essential.

=== If you use Curseforge... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-curseforge/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_curseforge.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

=== If you use MultiMC or a compatible launcher... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-multimc/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_mmc.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

If you've never installed a modpack before and need help, or if you run into any issues, contact a Tinkerer on the Discord and we'll be happy to help!

== Create your Figura Model ==
As mentioned above, ''technically speaking,'' Figura models are optional, but highly recommended.

WIP - provide links to base models

If you already know how to use Blockbench, awesome! Feel free to review our [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] and customize these base models. If not, feel free to ping a Blockbench team member for some assistance in getting started - we may not be able to make a model for you, but we can at least point you in the right direction of some resources that will help you learn the basics.

== Join the Server! ==
Congratulations, you're ready to come roleplay with us! It's been quite a few steps to get here, but thankfully you only need to do this once.

The server IP is &lt;code&gt;play.openchroniclesrp.com&lt;/code&gt; - come on in and start RPing!</text>
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Welcome to Open Chronicles! We hope that this guide will help kick-start you on a good direction for enjoying everything our server has to offer and provide a smooth transition for you and your character when joining the world.

If you have any questions, please join our Discord! Anyone there should be able to help you, but specifically our '''Moderators''' should be able to provide extra assistance - they'll also be the ones approving whitelist apps and helping with first characters, so it's a good idea to get to know them!

== Read the Rules ==
If you haven't already read our [[Server Rules]], now is a good time to do that. The rules posted in Discord are a good reference/summary, but the expanded rules are still required reading, as they go into more details.

Additionally, it's not a bad idea to review our [[Gameplay Guidelines Index|Gameplay Guidelines]] as well. Failure to follow a guideline might not be a ban-worthy offense, but it still could get you into trouble if you repeatedly ignore them.

== Read the Lore ==
We have links to the side for all the lore we have posted - races, the world itself, and all sorts of smaller topics are posted here. While you're waiting to get whitelisted (see below), take a gander and see what you might want to start with as your first character!

== Get Whitelisted ==
We have a whitelist application on discord! check it out!


To get whitelisted, simply poke a staff member (Mod Team is best if they're available) and they can get you whitelisted. Be sure to update your Discord nick to include your username and character name in the format of &lt;code&gt;username [character-name]&lt;/code&gt;, i.e. &lt;code&gt;Numilani [Inkweaver]&lt;/code&gt;

== Submit your First Character ==
You can submit your first character through the ticket system in our Discord for approval.

== Download the Modpack ==
While ''technically'' the modpack is an optional component for the server, we strongly recommend its use. A lack of a Figura model will make you stand out rather obviously, especially if you choose to play a more esoteric race where the custom model is more essential.

=== If you use Curseforge... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-curseforge/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_curseforge.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

=== If you use MultiMC or a compatible launcher... ===

* use this [https://github.com/OCRP-Tinkerers/official-modpack-multimc/releases/latest/download/ocrp_modpack_mmc.zip link] to download the latest version of the modpack.

[[Category:Guides]]

If you've never installed a modpack before and need help, or if you run into any issues, contact a Tinkerer on the Discord and we'll be happy to help!

== Create your Figura Model ==
As mentioned above, ''technically speaking,'' Figura models are optional, but highly recommended.

WIP - provide links to base models

If you already know how to use Blockbench, awesome! Feel free to review our [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] and customize these base models. If not, feel free to ping a Blockbench team member for some assistance in getting started - we may not be able to make a model for you, but we can at least point you in the right direction of some resources that will help you learn the basics.

== Join the Server! ==
Congratulations, you're ready to come roleplay with us! It's been quite a few steps to get here, but thankfully you only need to do this once.

The server IP is &lt;code&gt;play.openchroniclesrp.com&lt;/code&gt; - come on in and start RPing!</text>
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== OOC Articles ==

* [[Main Page]] - The first page of the wiki.
* [[Server Rules]] - A list of our rules.
* [[Getting Started]] - Guide on how to get started on the server.
* [[Gameplay Guidelines Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle roleplay and related matters.
** [[Player Hostilities Guide]] - A guide on how to handle IC actions.
** [[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]] - A guide on how death and medical roleplay works.
** [[RP Etiquette Guide]] - Guiding principles on roleplay etiquette; the do's and don'ts.
** [[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]] - A guide on what makes an acceptable Figura model.
* [[Custom Mechanics Index]] - An index of the following pages that handle our custom mechanics.
** [[Custom Server Mechanics]] - An overview of our custom mechanics.
** [[Command Reference]] - A list of accessible commands on server.
** [[Custom Recipes]] - A list of our custom recipes.
*** [[Brewery Guide]] - A how-to guide of the Brewery plugin, with basic recipes.
*** [[Cauldron Crafting Guide]] - A how-to guide of cauldron recipes separate from Brewery, with basic recipes.
** [[Discord Channel/Role Guide]] - A guide to our Discord server.
** [[Calendar]] - Our custom calendar for in-game time.

== IC Articles ==

=== Races ===

* [[Elves]]
* [[Scyrtans]]
* [[Orcs]]
* [[Humans]]
* [[Lizardfolk]]
* [[Bugdwarves]]</text>
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    <text bytes="4286" xml:space="preserve">This page serves to give a brief overview of our most relevant custom gameplay mechanics.

If you're looking for a more in-depth list of commands to use, check [[Command Reference]] for more details.

== Character Cards ==
Each player has a '''character card''', which can be edited to display basic information about their character on demand.

* Use &lt;code&gt;/char view &lt;username&gt;&lt;/code&gt; to view a player's character card, or shift-right-click the character themselves.
* Use &lt;code&gt;/char name/gender/age/desc&lt;/code&gt; to set your own character's details.


== Custom Assets ==
We employ a variety of plugins that allow us to create a wide variety of custom assets for the server, including:

* Custom monsters with fully-animated models, unique abilities, and more
* Custom items with unique models
* Useable furniture
* Custom crops for farming and eating
* Custom crafting recipes for creating new and unique foods, items, and more

== RP Chat ==
We use a custom '''ranged chat plugin''' to allow players to speak in-character at various ranges. There are both IC and OOC ranges available, with emote commands for each range. The plugin also supports the use of &lt;code&gt;@hand&lt;/code&gt; for displaying a held item in chat.

See the Player Commands page (linked above) for more details.

== Invisible Item Frames ==
By looking at an item frame and typing &lt;code&gt;/itf toggle visibility&lt;/code&gt;, you can turn an item frame invisible!

== Realistic Seasons ==
Time doesn't stand still, and neither do the seasons with our '''Realistic Seasons''' plugin! By doing &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; you can see information about what time, day, month, and season it is. Seasons have effects on the weather, mob spawning, plant appearances, biome colors, and more!

== RP Healing ==
Perhaps most important is our '''custom HP mechanics'''. When you first log in, you'll notice that you have significantly more health than in vanilla. This is because we've made the following changes to health mechanics, to provide a more immersive experience:

* HP pool raised from 20 → 100.
* Natural regeneration and food regeneration is disabled.
* Shift-right clicking a campfire gives Slowness III and Regeneration I for 60 seconds, restoring 20 HP.
* Any player can brew a healing draught in a cauldron using Brewery recipes (see the [[Custom Recipes]] page for details). These minor healing draughts function the same as a campfire, giving slowness and regeneration.
* If your character has an IC reason to have a medical background, you can claim a custom skill called "Tend Wounds". This allows you to heal another player, giving both of you slowness for 4 minutes but restoring 40 HP with no cost other than time. This is intended to allow for some minor medRP to occur during the 'tending process'.

By implementing these changes, we've allowed medical characters to remain relevant rather than only ever performing life-saving medical treatment, thus making the experience of medRP more enjoyable than stressful. In addition, this allows Narrators to create more impactful moments in combat, where players may choose to retreat or rotate out mid-fight rather than simply eating food and jumping in a corner until back at full health.


== Nodes and Active Builds ==
In order to allow players to spend more time building or RPing and less time gathering resources, we've implemented '''Nodes''' and '''Active Builds''' to facilitate faster gathering.

'''Resource Nodes''' are designated spots of regenerating materials, such as stone, ore, or wood. This allows players to gather resources without stripping the underground or wasting time with massive mining efforts.

'''Active Builds''' are chests that consume inputs and give outputs on a regular schedule. This allows players to gather large amounts of common resources with minimal effort - great for working on large-scale buildings!

Both Resource Nodes and Active Builds are only hand-placed by staff at locations that have been built by players to house them. For example, if players build a lumber mill, they might receive a lumber Resource Node! If players build a massive quarry, they might receive a stone-based Active Build!

Ask a staff member if you'd like to work towards setting up a build sufficiently RP-friendly to receive a Node/Active Build.</text>
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    <text bytes="4280" xml:space="preserve">This page serves to give a brief overview of our most relevant custom gameplay mechanics.

If you're looking for a more in-depth list of commands to use, check [[Command Reference]] for more details.

== Character Cards ==
Each player has a '''character card''', which can be edited to display basic information about their character on demand.

* Use &lt;code&gt;/char view &lt;username&gt;&lt;/code&gt; to view a player's character card, or shift-right-click the character themselves.
* Use &lt;code&gt;/char name/gender/age/desc&lt;/code&gt; to set your own character's details.
== Custom Assets ==
We employ a variety of plugins that allow us to create a wide variety of custom assets for the server, including:

* Custom monsters with fully-animated models, unique abilities, and more
* Custom items with unique models
* Useable furniture
* Custom crops for farming and eating
* Custom crafting recipes for creating new and unique foods, items, and more

== RP Chat ==
We use a custom '''ranged chat plugin''' to allow players to speak in-character at various ranges. There are both IC and OOC ranges available, with emote commands for each range. The plugin also supports the use of &lt;code&gt;@hand&lt;/code&gt; for displaying a held item in chat.

See the Player Commands page (linked above) for more details.

== Invisible Item Frames ==
By looking at an item frame and typing &lt;code&gt;/itf toggle visibility&lt;/code&gt;, you can turn an item frame invisible!

== Realistic Seasons ==
Time doesn't stand still, and neither do the seasons with our '''Realistic Seasons''' plugin! By doing &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; you can see information about what time, day, month, and season it is. Seasons have effects on the weather, mob spawning, plant appearances, biome colors, and more!

== RP Healing ==
Perhaps most important is our '''custom HP mechanics'''. When you first log in, you'll notice that you have significantly more health than in vanilla. This is because we've made the following changes to health mechanics, to provide a more immersive experience:

* HP pool raised from 20 → 100.
* Natural regeneration and food regeneration is disabled.
* Shift-right clicking a campfire gives Slowness III and Regeneration I for 60 seconds, restoring 20 HP.
* Any player can brew a healing draught in a cauldron using Brewery recipes (see the [[Custom Recipes]] page for details). These minor healing draughts function the same as a campfire, giving slowness and regeneration.
* If your character has an IC reason to have a medical background, you can claim a custom skill called "Tend Wounds". This allows you to heal another player, giving both of you slowness for 4 minutes but restoring 40 HP with no cost other than time. This is intended to allow for some minor medRP to occur during the 'tending process'.

By implementing these changes, we've allowed medical characters to remain relevant rather than only ever performing life-saving medical treatment, thus making the experience of medRP more enjoyable than stressful. In addition, this allows Narrators to create more impactful moments in combat, where players may choose to retreat or rotate out mid-fight rather than simply eating food and jumping in a corner until back at full health.
== Nodes and Active Builds ==
In order to allow players to spend more time building or RPing and less time gathering resources, we've implemented '''Nodes''' and '''Active Builds''' to facilitate faster gathering.

'''Resource Nodes''' are designated spots of regenerating materials, such as stone, ore, or wood. This allows players to gather resources without stripping the underground or wasting time with massive mining efforts.

'''Active Builds''' are chests that consume inputs and give outputs on a regular schedule. This allows players to gather large amounts of common resources with minimal effort - great for working on large-scale buildings!

Both Resource Nodes and Active Builds are only hand-placed by staff at locations that have been built by players to house them. For example, if players build a lumber mill, they might receive a lumber Resource Node! If players build a massive quarry, they might receive a stone-based Active Build!

Ask a staff member if you'd like to work towards setting up a build sufficiently RP-friendly to receive a Node/Active Build.</text>
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This page serves to give a brief overview of our most relevant custom gameplay mechanics.

If you're looking for a more in-depth list of commands to use, check [[Command Reference]] for more details.

== Character Cards ==
Each player has a '''character card''', which can be edited to display basic information about their character on demand.

* Use &lt;code&gt;/char view &lt;username&gt;&lt;/code&gt; to view a player's character card, or shift-right-click the character themselves.
* Use &lt;code&gt;/char name/gender/age/desc&lt;/code&gt; to set your own character's details.
== Custom Assets ==
We employ a variety of plugins that allow us to create a wide variety of custom assets for the server, including:

* Custom monsters with fully-animated models, unique abilities, and more
* Custom items with unique models
* Useable furniture
* Custom crops for farming and eating
* Custom crafting recipes for creating new and unique foods, items, and more

== RP Chat ==
We use a custom '''ranged chat plugin''' to allow players to speak in-character at various ranges. There are both IC and OOC ranges available, with emote commands for each range. The plugin also supports the use of &lt;code&gt;@hand&lt;/code&gt; for displaying a held item in chat.

See the Player Commands page (linked above) for more details.

== Invisible Item Frames ==
By looking at an item frame and typing &lt;code&gt;/itf toggle visibility&lt;/code&gt;, you can turn an item frame invisible!

== Realistic Seasons ==
Time doesn't stand still, and neither do the seasons with our '''Realistic Seasons''' plugin! By doing &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; you can see information about what time, day, month, and season it is. Seasons have effects on the weather, mob spawning, plant appearances, biome colors, and more!

== RP Healing ==
Perhaps most important is our '''custom HP mechanics'''. When you first log in, you'll notice that you have significantly more health than in vanilla. This is because we've made the following changes to health mechanics, to provide a more immersive experience:

* HP pool raised from 20 → 100.
* Natural regeneration and food regeneration is disabled.
* Shift-right clicking a campfire gives Slowness III and Regeneration I for 60 seconds, restoring 20 HP.
* Any player can brew a healing draught in a cauldron using Brewery recipes (see the [[Custom Recipes]] page for details). These minor healing draughts function the same as a campfire, giving slowness and regeneration.
* If your character has an IC reason to have a medical background, you can claim a custom skill called "Tend Wounds". This allows you to heal another player, giving both of you slowness for 4 minutes but restoring 40 HP with no cost other than time. This is intended to allow for some minor medRP to occur during the 'tending process'.

By implementing these changes, we've allowed medical characters to remain relevant rather than only ever performing life-saving medical treatment, thus making the experience of medRP more enjoyable than stressful. In addition, this allows Narrators to create more impactful moments in combat, where players may choose to retreat or rotate out mid-fight rather than simply eating food and jumping in a corner until back at full health.
== Nodes and Active Builds ==
In order to allow players to spend more time building or RPing and less time gathering resources, we've implemented '''Nodes''' and '''Active Builds''' to facilitate faster gathering.

'''Resource Nodes''' are designated spots of regenerating materials, such as stone, ore, or wood. This allows players to gather resources without stripping the underground or wasting time with massive mining efforts.

'''Active Builds''' are chests that consume inputs and give outputs on a regular schedule. This allows players to gather large amounts of common resources with minimal effort - great for working on large-scale buildings!

Both Resource Nodes and Active Builds are only hand-placed by staff at locations that have been built by players to house them. For example, if players build a lumber mill, they might receive a lumber Resource Node! If players build a massive quarry, they might receive a stone-based Active Build!

Ask a staff member if you'd like to work towards setting up a build sufficiently RP-friendly to receive a Node/Active Build.</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* [[Custom Server Mechanics]]
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==

* World Lore
* [[:Category:Races|Races]]
* The Old World
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Known world of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* [[Custom Server Mechanics]]
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==

* World Lore
* [[:Category:Races|Races]]
* The Old World
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Map of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* [[Custom Server Mechanics]]
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==

* World Lore
* [[:Category:Races|Races]]
* The Old World
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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== General ==
[[File:W1MAP.jpg|left|thumb|'''Map of W1.''']]
Welcome to our Wiki, the definitive source for the server's approved canon and latest developments. Here, you'll find comprehensive, current information curated to reflect our server's lore, mechanics, and general information.

=== Here are some important pages! ===

* [[Server Rules]]
* [[Getting Started|New Player Guide]]
* [[RP Etiquette Guide|RP Etiquette]]&lt;br /&gt;


== Mechanics and Guide ==
OCRP uses many different mechanics to make the world feel much more lively and immersive, here are some of the pages that will help you understand and learn using them!

* [[Calendar]]
* [[Command Reference]]
* [[Custom Server Mechanics]]
* Discord Role Guide
* [[:Category:Guides|Guides!]]

== Lore ==

* World Lore
* [[:Category:Races|Races]]
* The Old World
:::'''OCRP''' is a Minecraft roleplaying community. If you are interested in joining, just head to our [https://discord.com/invite/hahanotyet '''Discord'''] and get whitelisted!</text>
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= A Quick Guide to Player Commands =

== &lt;small&gt;Character Commands&lt;/small&gt; ==

=== Character Cards ===
&lt;code&gt;/char name &lt;name&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's name. Accepts first, last, title or one single name.

&lt;code&gt;/char gender &lt;M/F/O&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's gender.

&lt;code&gt;/char age &lt;age&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's age (must be 18+, enforced by plugin config).

&lt;code&gt;/char desc &lt;description&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your character's description (freehand text field).

&lt;code&gt;/char view [player]&lt;/code&gt; - View a player's character card (or your own if not specified).

=== Character Names ===
&lt;code&gt;/nick &lt;charname&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Set your visible player name in chat and tab.

&lt;code&gt;/realname &lt;charname&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - See the username behind a character's nickname. This can also be done by hovering over a person's character name in chat.
== Chat Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/ranges&lt;/code&gt; - View all chat ranges

&lt;code&gt;/ch &lt;range&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Change chat ranges.

&lt;code&gt;/ch &lt;range&gt; &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Send a single message in a chat range (without switching).

=== Chat Shortcuts ===
&lt;code&gt;/global&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/g&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to the entire server.

&lt;code&gt;/province&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/p&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 162 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/yell&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/y&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 54 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/local&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/l&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 18 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/quiet&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/q&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 6 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/whisper&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;/wh&lt;/code&gt; - Changes the range at which you type to a range of 2 blocks.

&lt;code&gt;/meg | mep | mey | mel | meq | mew &lt;emote&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Sends an emote in the respective range.

=== Showing Items in Chat ===

* If you type a chat message that contains &lt;code&gt;@hand&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;@offhand&lt;/code&gt; as part of the message, it will display whatever item you're holding.

* HOWEVER, this only works if typing a chat message directly - using chat ''commands'' does not work (i.e. chatting &lt;code&gt;look at my @hand !&lt;/code&gt; would work, but typing &lt;code&gt;/global look at my @hand !&lt;/code&gt; would not, because that's a chat command, not a chat message.

== RP Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/kit itemframe&lt;/code&gt; - Receive 1 Item Frame on a 10 minute cooldown.

&lt;code&gt;/itf toggle&lt;/code&gt; - Toggles an Item Frame's visibility when you place them.

&lt;code&gt;/kit sign&lt;/code&gt; - Receive 1 Oak Sign on a 10 minute cooldown.

&lt;code&gt;/writenote &lt;title&gt; &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Use while holding a piece of paper to write a note on it. Title and message must '''both''' be wrapped in double-quotes, i.e. &lt;code&gt;/writenote "test title" "this is a test message"&lt;/code&gt;

&lt;code&gt;/roll &lt;formula&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Rolls a set of dice. Defaults to 3d6, but a formula can be specified, i.e. &lt;code&gt;/roll 1d20&lt;/code&gt;.

== Miscellaneous Commands ==
&lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; - Shows the current IC date, time, and season information. 

&lt;code&gt;/helpop &lt;msg&gt;&lt;/code&gt; - Send a message to any available staff online the server.</text>
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== How Time Moves ==
For the sake of telling our stories within any of our settings on Open Chronicles, time is moving much faster than it would in the real world. The accelerated movement of time helps up the pace of aging in the setting, explains the construction of in-character builds, and demonstrates many other time-dependent activities in an immersive manner. The most significant factor is that this faster pace helps keep immersion as Roleplay Events appear throughout a given period.

Below are some basic conversions for the time going from IRL to IC.

When on the server, one can type &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; to receive the current IC date and time.&lt;blockquote&gt;3 IRL hours = 1 IC Day

1 IRL Day = 8 IC Days

7 IRL Days = 1 IC Month

14 IRL Days = 2 IC Months | 1 IC Season

8 IRL Weeks = 1 IC Year&lt;/blockquote&gt;

== Months ==
{| class="wikitable"
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Spring'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Soddaw'''
|From "sod thaw" - when the ice melts.
!
|-
|'''Blide'''
|From "bloom tide" - when the plants begin blossoming.
!
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!
!
!
!
|-
! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Summer'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Sefal'''
|From "seed fall" - when the planting season begins.
!
|-
|'''Saleen'''
|From "salt green" - a reference to sweat of outdoor labor.
!
|-
!
!
!
!
|-
! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Fall'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Vinas'''
|From "vine season" - the month for wine-pressing.
!
|-
|'''Harvin'''
|From "harvest time" - when crops are ready for harvest.
!
|-
!
!
!
!
|-
! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Winter'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Surin'''
|From "snap turn" - when the weather snaps from moderate to cold.
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|-
|'''Icine'''
|From "ice time" - when the ground is frozen.
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== How Time Moves ==
For the sake of telling our stories within any of our settings on Open Chronicles, time is moving much faster than it would in the real world. The accelerated movement of time helps up the pace of aging in the setting, explains the construction of in-character builds, and demonstrates many other time-dependent activities in an immersive manner. The most significant factor is that this faster pace helps keep immersion as Roleplay Events appear throughout a given period.

Below are some basic conversions for the time going from IRL to IC.

When on the server, one can type &lt;code&gt;/season&lt;/code&gt; to receive the current IC date and time.&lt;blockquote&gt;3 IRL hours = 1 IC Day

1 IRL Day = 8 IC Days

7 IRL Days = 1 IC Month

14 IRL Days = 2 IC Months | 1 IC Season

8 IRL Weeks = 1 IC Year&lt;/blockquote&gt;

== Months ==
{| class="wikitable"
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Spring'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Soddaw'''
|From "sod thaw" - when the ice melts.
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|'''Blide'''
|From "bloom tide" - when the plants begin blossoming.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Summer'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Sefal'''
|From "seed fall" - when the planting season begins.
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|'''Saleen'''
|From "salt green" - a reference to sweat of outdoor labor.
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! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Fall'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Vinas'''
|From "vine season" - the month for wine-pressing.
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|-
|'''Harvin'''
|From "harvest time" - when crops are ready for harvest.
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|-
! rowspan="2" |&lt;big&gt;'''Winter'''&lt;/big&gt;
|'''Surin'''
|From "snap turn" - when the weather snaps from moderate to cold.
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|'''Icine'''
|From "ice time" - when the ground is frozen.
!
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[[category:guides]]
The Figura Acceptable Model Guidelines are the rules surrounding what we consider a permissable player model. If your model does not meet these standards, a staff member may ask you to change/update your model to better fit these guidelines. For egregious cases (i.e. nude models, gore, intentionally-disruptive models, etc) we may temporary de-whitelist you until the matter is resolved.

Much of these rules are based on the standard [https://www.blockbench.net/wiki/guides/minecraft-style-guide/ Minecraft Style Guide/], which is also a standard we use when judging proposed art assets as well as player models. The following rules, accompanied by the MC Style Guide, should be taken into consideration when designing any art asset you wish to use on the server, including (and especially) your character model.

To view this page in an illustrated format, click here! (Link not yet available)

== Banned Elements ==

=== Nudity ===
This should go without saying. Violation of this guideline is also a violation of our rules and will likely get you banned.

=== Extreme-resolution textures ===
Character models should not feel out-of-place within a Minecraft world - as such, elements should not have excessively hi-def textures applied to them. As a general rule, anything above 128x128 is too high for an element of your model.

=== Extreme-fidelity models ===
Highly-detailed models are just as out-of-place as high-def textures - in addition, these are "heavy" models for clients to load and render. Models with 100+ cubes, excessively-rounded elements, etc are not allowed.

=== Excessively large/complex/disruptive animations ===
Animations can add life to a model, but should be used sparingly. If your animation takes longer than a couple seconds to play, it's too long.

=== Lore-inconsistent models or skins ===
Your character model, and all its details, should be lore-appropriate. Bring a model of a robot into a medieval fantasy setting is not an appropriate use of Figura models.

=== Excessive/inappropriate physics ===
Do NOT use animation/physics code to add "jiggle physics" or any similar concepts to your model. Hair/cloth physics is fine ''when used sparingly''. Keep in mind the rendering cost of such features - not everyone has a strong computer.

== Requires Permission In Advance ==

=== Animating over vanilla actions ===
It is possible to replace vanilla animations such as walk, sneak, crouch, etc. However, this is usually a bad idea for various reasons, and you should check with a staff member before doing this.

=== Sound Effects ===
Sounds as part of models is ''almost always'' more of a nuisance than it is a boon - please check with staff before doing this.

=== Unofficial "body part model modifications" ===
Some characters may be able to earn/create "extensions" of their model, i.e. wings, mechanical alterations, etc. These do, however, need to be earned in-character and approved in advance before they are added to your model.

=== Unusually-scaled models ===
We provide guidelines on the height ranges for characters - if you want to play a character outside of those ranges, ask first.

== Use common sense / discretion ==

=== Complex animations ===
If your animation takes longer than 10 seconds, consider shortening it.

=== Anything "unusual" ===
Generally just...use common sense. Figura provides infinite possibilities, but not all of those possibilities are RP-appropriate. Use your discretion, or ask a staff member.

=== Breasts and/or unusual detailing on characters ===
Breasts on models has been a controversial topic in the past, so we've come to a compromise: characters may have 3d-modeled breasts on characters if they follow these guidelines:

* they must be modest and reasonably sized for the character (no anime-style shenanigans)
* they must be ''user-togglable'' - we have a script for this that we can provide.

This suitably allows players to represent their characters as they see fit, while also allowing those who find blocky boobs on a character model to be cosmetically annoying to toggle them off. This rule may also be applied to certain character elements that players may find upsetting - spider legs for arachnophobes, for example, require a user-configurable cosmetic toggle.

For those who wish to use user-togglable features, include this function in your Lua script:&lt;syntaxhighlight lang="lua"&gt;
local function cosmeticToggle(bool)
  -- hide specific modelparts here
end

avatar:store("cosmeticToggle", cosmeticToggle)
&lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;For those who wish to hide certain features, use this in your own Lua script:&lt;syntaxhighlight lang="lua"&gt;
for uuid, avatarData in pairs(world.avatarVars()) do
  if avatarData.cosmeticToggle then avatarData.cosmeticToggle(false) end
end
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= Gameplay Guidelines =
The Gameplay Guidelines are a list of various documents that outline additional gameplay systems, tips, and processes we follow for various scenarios.

Gameplay guidelines are not ''rules'' in the strictest sense - staff may bend these guidelines on rare occasions, and violating these guidelines as a player will not get you in trouble like breaking a rule would - but these documents provide a sense of "how we do things around here". It is wise to review these documents thoroughly in order to become accustomed to our procedures, as some of our systems differ greatly from what you may be accustomed to from other Roleplay Settings.

== List of Guidelines ==
[[Player Hostilities Guide]]

[[Mechanical Death and MedRP Guide]]

[[RP Etiquette Guide]]

[[Guidelines for Acceptable Figura Models]]

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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the [[Lizardfolk|Zamin-sada]] empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the [[Lizardfolk|Zamin-sada]] empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith" ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional Homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the [[Lizardfolk|Zamin-sada]] empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith" ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship, Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their gills taking most of the brunt, they do, however, require some surface air to let out the “bad air” of the water. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the [[Lizardfolk|Zamin-sada]] empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith" ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship. Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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The Scyrtans are a group of amphibious people who thrive in both the vast ocean and the dense marshlands. Renowned for their harmonious relationship with water, they live in floating or swamp-rooted communities crafted from marsh plants. Scyrtan society is guided by the wise Council of Waves and structured around extended family groups known as Circles of Kin. Deeply spiritual, they honor water, blending their rich cultural traditions with practical craftsmanship. United by a legacy of resilience and cooperation, the Scyrtans embody a peaceful, nature-revering way of life.

== Physiology ==

==== Lifespan ====
Scyrtans age at a relatively moderate pace compared to humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 15. Their overall lifespan aligns closely with that of humans, with the oldest Scyrtans living up to 100 years.

==== General Traits ====
The Scyrtans are characterised by their small stature, almost never exceeding the height of a human child. Despite their small size, they possess a robust body adapted for both aquatic and swampy environments; webbed hands and feet, gills hidden behind their rounded ears, and olive-toned skin that provides camouflage in their natural habitats. Their eyes are adapted to see clearly underwater, though they experience some difficulty in bright daylight above water.

==== Skin Colour Variation ====
Scyrtan skin can vary in shades of green and brown, providing natural camouflage in the dense flora of their homes. This variation can be influenced by their diet and the specific region they inhabit.

====Waterbreathing====
Scyrtans often exhibit the ability to stay underwater for extended periods due to their effective gills. However, they require occasional surface air to relieve themselves of the water's "bad air".

== Society ==

=== Hierarchy ===

==== &lt;u&gt;The Council of Waves&lt;/u&gt; ====
At the top of Scyrtan society is the Council of Waves, a group of highly respected elders and spiritual leaders. These individuals are chosen for their wisdom, experience, and dedication to the community. The Council of Waves oversees major decisions, mediates conflicts, and ensures that the Scyrtans' spiritual and cultural traditions are upheld.

===== &lt;u&gt;Selection and Duties&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Selection''': Council members are chosen through a combination of community consensus and spiritual discernment, often involving rituals and signs believed to be from the water spirits.

* '''Duties''': They oversee the welfare of the Scyrtans, manage relations with neighbouring communities, and guide spiritual practices and festival 

==== &lt;u&gt;The Circles of Kin&lt;/u&gt; ====
Below the Council of Waves are the Circles of Kin, which consist of extended family groups or clans. Each Circle is led by a Kin Elder, who is respected for their leadership qualities and dedication to the clan. The Kin Elder is responsible for the internal harmony of the clan, managing resources, and representing the clan in broader community matters.

===== &lt;u&gt;Structure and Roles:&lt;/u&gt; =====

* '''Kin Elder:''' Typically the eldest or most respected family member, responsible for decision-making and conflict resolution within the Circle.

* '''Family Heads:''' Leaders of smaller family units within the Circle, assisting the Kin Elder and ensuring the well-being of their immediate families.

* '''Mentors and Guardians:''' Experienced members who provide guidance, training, and protection to younger or less experienced Scyrtans.

==== &lt;u&gt;The Community Assemblies&lt;/u&gt; ====
The Community Assemblies are gatherings where all adult members of the Scyrtan society can participate in discussions and decision-making processes. These assemblies are held regularly to address communal issues, celebrate festivals, and make collective decisions about the community’s future.

=== Migratory Scyrtans ===
Throughout the most recent centuries, a growing amount of scyrtans choose to leave the homelands of the tribes along the inner sea, choosing to settle among both the [[Lizardfolk|Zamin-sada]] empire and both the Venturan and Corasan humans alike, often finding themselves in roles of shipwrights, sailors and fishermen, those scyrtans may have left their old homes, but still keep to themselves in smaller settlements away from the main cities of their new homelands, still keeping a sense of community.

== Culture and Beliefs ==

==== Creation Myth ====
Long ago, a faction of merfolk seeking refuge from tyrannical rule found solace in the Scyrti Mangroves, beneath the shadow of a great mountain. These merfolk, guided by the wise leader Dhow, adapted to their new environment, gradually becoming the Scyrtans. The name "Scyrtans" was bestowed upon them by neighbouring Zamin tribe, meaning "Of the Scyrti Forest"​​.

==== The Dhow Legend ====
The Scyrtans' history is marked by their early struggles against the Lizards of Mount Scyrti, who sought to exploit the mangroves for fuel. This conflict reached a turning point when Dhow, in a desperate raid, discovered a dragon's hoard. Using this treasure, he brokered peace with the Lizards, leading to a lasting alliance. This event is commemorated in their annual "Leap of Faith" ceremony, where young Scyrtans jump from cliffs into the water to prove their bravery and connection to their heritage​​.

==== Belief System ====
Scyrtans hold a deep reverence for water and nature, believing that every drop of water contains the spirit of their ancestors. Their primary deity is Dhow, a legendary figure who is believed to guide and protect them. Their spiritual practices include grand festivals where they honour water through music and dance, creating ripples that symbolise their prayers spreading through the world.

==== Architecture ====
Scyrtan architecture is uniquely adapted to their environment. Traditional homes are constructed from buoyant marsh plants and woven wood, floating on the water's surface or nestled among the roots of large trees. These structures are both functional and artistic, showcasing the Scyrtans' craftsmanship. Scyrtans who migrated to the domains of other races often adopt or merge their styles with their host culture, albeit with more room for a bathtub...

==== Music and Art ====
Music is integral to Scyrtan culture, with instruments crafted from natural materials like reeds and shells. Their songs often mimic the sounds of water, creating a serene and harmonious ambiance. Art is similarly nature-inspired, with intricate carvings and woven patterns adorning their homes and communal spaces.

==== Cuisine ====
The Scyrtan diet is rich in seafood, edible plants, and small game. They are skilled hunters and gatherers, utilising their environment to the fullest. Their cuisine often features dishes made from fresh fish, swamp herbs, and marsh vegetables.

==== Fashion ====
Scyrtan clothing is made from lightweight, water-resistant materials. They favour garments that allow ease of movement in water, such as tunics and shorts, often adorned with shells and aquatic plants.

==== Magic ====
The old texts of the scyrtans speak of the great mages of water, able to divert a river with a mere thought; such feats, however, were not seen for generations.</text>
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    <text bytes="3475" xml:space="preserve">== The Setting ==
The players are given a spawn choice between two small port colonies.
Each town has some treats around it for interesting fun quests, more on those once you actually get to the map…

== Town Charter ==
For the first few years (ic months) in this strange land your basic form of governance is written in a town charter, issued by a government and sponsored by a company. The town charter outlines the following duties and goals:
=== Duties: ===
* Maintain law and order within the town.
* Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all inhabitants.
* Develop the town’s infrastructure, including housing, roads, and public buildings.
* Promote economic growth through trade and resource management.
* Uphold alliances and manage relationships with external factions, whoever they may be…
=== Goals: ===
* Expand the town’s territory and influence.
* Discover and utilise local resources.
* Confirm the existence of native inhabitants and foster cooperation.
* Achieve self-sufficiency and reduce dependency on external supplies.
* Encourage exploration and uncover the continent’s secrets.
* Money!

== Town Development Options ==
After the initial phase, each town can forge its own path:
# Full Assistance from the Old World
The safe and sound option, you get all the benefits of supplies at regular intervals (unless raiders have a say in the matter).
'''Benefits''':
More consistent and discounted goods from the old world (metals, extra food, better weaponry, etc.).
'''Obligations''':
Pay scheduled taxes. Tax collection is once every four in-game months (OOC 1 month) given the distance. A routine report is sent back alongside the tax collector.
# Colonial Self Governance
The less savoury option, but still one with merit. It is possible given your town charters. Your relationship with the old world is more business-oriented, working with opportunistic companies.
'''Benefits''':
Work with companies willing to sacrifice moral integrity for profit.
'''Obligations''':
Provide more resources from within the continent.
# Independence
You are free to establish your own cities, at your own risk.
'''Benefits''':
The riches of the continent are yours alone for the taking, with many added benefits…
'''Obligations''':
Risk and Endure the wrath of the military force sent as repercussion.
# Expansion Mandate
The difficult option, a directive focused on rapid growth and territorial expansion. This mandate encourages aggressive expansion strategies to quickly establish dominance over the new land.
'''Benefits''':
Increased support and resources from the company sponsoring the town.
Access to specialized expansion teams and equipment.
Bonuses for securing key strategic locations and resources.
'''Obligations''':
Must meet aggressive expansion targets set by the sponsoring company.
Continuous exploration and settlement of new areas.
Establish and maintain outposts and new settlements regularly.


== Camps ==
Players can craft Camping Supplies via either Helper or Narrator. Supplies include lumber, fabric, wool, and basic necessities. While out in the world, players can ask a Helper or Narrator to spend one camping supplies per person present to set up camp nearly anywhere.
'''Camp Options''':
Prefabbed tents and camping essentials (drying rack, campfire, cart, etc.).
Freely build a small camp depending on the amount of Camping Supplies spent (limit 1 per person per camp).
Notes: These camps are not towns, but extensions thereof.</text>
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== The Setting ==
The players are given a spawn choice between two small port colonies.

Each town has some treats around it for interesting fun quests, more on those soon!

== Town Charter ==
For the first few years (ic months) in this strange land your basic form of governance is written in a town charter, issued by a government and sponsored by a company. The town charter outlines the following duties and goals:
=== Duties: ===
* Maintain law and order within the town.
* Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all inhabitants.
* Develop the town’s infrastructure, including housing, roads, and public buildings.
* Promote economic growth through trade and resource management.
* Uphold alliances and manage relationships with external factions, whoever they may be…
=== Goals: ===
* Expand the town’s territory and influence.
* Discover and utilise local resources.
* Confirm the existence of native inhabitants and foster cooperation.
* Achieve self-sufficiency and reduce dependency on external supplies.
* Encourage exploration and uncover the continent’s secrets.
* Money!

== Town Development Options ==
After the initial phase, each town can forge its own path:

=== &lt;u&gt;Full Assistance from the Old World&lt;/u&gt; ===
The safe and sound option, you get all the benefits of supplies at regular intervals (unless raiders have a say in the matter).
'''Benefits''': More consistent and discounted goods from the old world (metals, extra food, better weaponry, etc.).

'''Obligations''': Pay scheduled taxes. Tax collection is once every four in-game months (OOC 1 month) given the distance. A routine report is sent back alongside the tax collector.

=== &lt;u&gt;Colonial Self Governance&lt;/u&gt; ===
The less savoury option, but still one with merit. It is possible given your town charters. Your relationship with the old world is more business-oriented, working with opportunistic companies.
'''Benefits''': Work with companies willing to sacrifice moral integrity for '''&lt;big&gt;p r o f i t&lt;/big&gt;'''.

'''Obligations''': Provide more resources from within the continent.

=== &lt;u&gt;Independence&lt;/u&gt; ===
You are free to establish your own cities, '''at your own risk.'''
'''Benefits''': The riches of the continent are yours alone for the taking, with many added benefits…

'''Obligations''': Risk and Endure the wrath of the military force sent as repercussion.

=== &lt;u&gt;Expansion Mandate&lt;/u&gt; ===
The difficult option, a directive focused on rapid growth and territorial expansion. This mandate encourages aggressive expansion strategies to quickly establish dominance over the new land.
'''Benefits''': Increased support and resources from the company sponsoring the town.
Access to specialized expansion teams and equipment.
Bonuses for securing key strategic locations and resources.

'''Obligations''': Must meet aggressive expansion targets set by the sponsoring company.
Continuous exploration and settlement of new areas.
Establish and maintain outposts and new settlements regularly.
== Camps ==
Players can craft Camping Supplies via either Helper or Narrator. Supplies include lumber, fabric, wool, and basic necessities. While out in the world, players can ask a Helper or Narrator to spend one camping supplies per person present to set up camp nearly anywhere.

'''Camp Options''':

Prefabbed tents and camping essentials (drying rack, campfire, cart, etc.).

Freely build a small camp depending on the amount of Camping Supplies spent (limit 1 per person per camp).
Notes: These camps are not towns, but extensions thereof.</text>
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== The Setting ==
The players are given a spawn choice between two small port colonies.

Each town has some treats around it for interesting fun quests, more on those soon!

== Town Charter ==
For the first few years (ic months) in this strange land your basic form of governance is written in a town charter, issued by a government and sponsored by a company. The town charter outlines the following duties and goals:
=== Duties: ===
* Maintain law and order within the town.
* Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all inhabitants.
* Develop the town’s infrastructure, including housing, roads, and public buildings.
* Promote economic growth through trade and resource management.
* Uphold alliances and manage relationships with external factions, whoever they may be…
=== Goals: ===
* Expand the town’s territory and influence.
* Discover and utilise local resources.
* Confirm the existence of native inhabitants and foster cooperation.
* Achieve self-sufficiency and reduce dependency on external supplies.
* Encourage exploration and uncover the continent’s secrets.
* Money!

== Town Development Options ==
After the initial phase, each town can forge its own path:

=== &lt;u&gt;Full Assistance from the Old World&lt;/u&gt; ===
The safe and sound option, you get all the benefits of supplies at regular intervals (unless raiders have a say in the matter).
'''Benefits''': More consistent and discounted goods from the old world (metals, extra food, better weaponry, etc.).

'''Obligations''': Pay scheduled taxes. Tax collection is once every four in-game months (OOC 1 month) given the distance. A routine report is sent back alongside the tax collector.

=== &lt;u&gt;Colonial Self Governance&lt;/u&gt; ===
The less savoury option, but still one with merit. It is possible given your town charters. Your relationship with the old world is more business-oriented, working with opportunistic companies.
'''Benefits''': Work with companies willing to sacrifice moral integrity for '''&lt;big&gt;p r o f i t&lt;/big&gt;'''.

'''Obligations''': Provide more resources from within the continent.

=== &lt;u&gt;Independence&lt;/u&gt; ===
You are free to establish your own cities, '''at your own risk.'''
'''Benefits''': The riches of the continent are yours alone for the taking, with many added benefits…

'''Obligations''': Risk and Endure the wrath of the military force sent as repercussion.

=== &lt;u&gt;Expansion Mandate&lt;/u&gt; ===
The difficult option, a directive focused on rapid growth and territorial expansion. This mandate encourages aggressive expansion strategies to quickly establish dominance over the new land.
'''Benefits''': Increased support and resources from the company sponsoring the town.
Access to specialized expansion teams and equipment.
Bonuses for securing key strategic locations and resources.

'''Obligations''': Must meet aggressive expansion targets set by the sponsoring company.
Continuous exploration and settlement of new areas.
Establish and maintain outposts and new settlements regularly.
== Camps ==
Players can craft Camping Supplies via either Helper or Narrator. Supplies include lumber, fabric, wool, and basic necessities. While out in the world, players can ask a Helper or Narrator to spend one camping supplies per person present to set up camp nearly anywhere.

'''Camp Options''':

Prefabbed tents and camping essentials (drying rack, campfire, cart, etc.).

Freely build a small camp depending on the amount of Camping Supplies spent (limit 1 per person per camp).
Notes: These camps are not towns, but extensions thereof.</text>
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== The Setting ==
The players are given a spawn choice between two small port colonies.

Each town has some treats around it for interesting fun quests, more on those soon!

== Town Charter ==
For the first few years (ic months) in this strange land your basic form of governance is written in a town charter, issued by a government and sponsored by a company. The town charter outlines the following duties and goals:
=== Duties: ===
* Maintain law and order within the town.
* Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all inhabitants.
* Develop the town’s infrastructure, including housing, roads, and public buildings.
* Promote economic growth through trade and resource management.
* Uphold alliances and manage relationships with external factions, whoever they may be…
=== Goals: ===
* Expand the town’s territory and influence.
* Discover and utilise local resources.
* Confirm the existence of native inhabitants and foster cooperation.
* Achieve self-sufficiency and reduce dependency on external supplies.
* Encourage exploration and uncover the continent’s secrets.
* Money!

== Town Development Options ==
After the initial phase, each town can forge its own path:

=== &lt;u&gt;Full Assistance from the Old World&lt;/u&gt; ===
The safe and sound option, you get all the benefits of supplies at regular intervals (unless raiders have a say in the matter).

'''Benefits''': More consistent and discounted goods from the old world (metals, extra food, better weaponry, etc.).

'''Obligations''': Pay scheduled taxes. Tax collection is once every four in-game months (OOC 1 month) given the distance. A routine report is sent back alongside the tax collector.

=== &lt;u&gt;Colonial Self Governance&lt;/u&gt; ===
The less savoury option, but still one with merit. It is possible given your town charters. Your relationship with the old world is more business-oriented, working with opportunistic companies.

'''Benefits''': Work with companies willing to sacrifice moral integrity for '''&lt;big&gt;p r o f i t&lt;/big&gt;'''.

'''Obligations''': Provide more resources from within the continent.

=== &lt;u&gt;Independence&lt;/u&gt; ===
You are free to establish your own cities, '''at your own risk.'''

'''Benefits''': The riches of the continent are yours alone for the taking, with many added benefits…

'''Obligations''': Risk and Endure the wrath of the military force sent as repercussion.

=== &lt;u&gt;Expansion Mandate&lt;/u&gt; ===
The difficult option, a directive focused on rapid growth and territorial expansion. This mandate encourages aggressive expansion strategies to quickly establish dominance over the new land.

'''Benefits''': 

* Increased support and resources from the company sponsoring the town.

* Access to specialized expansion teams and equipment.
* Bonuses for securing key strategic locations and resources.

'''Obligations''': Must meet aggressive expansion targets set by the sponsoring company.

* Continuous exploration and settlement of new areas.
* Establish and maintain outposts and new settlements regularly.

== Camps ==
Players can craft Camping Supplies via either Helper or Narrator. Supplies include lumber, fabric, wool, and basic necessities. While out in the world, players can ask a Helper or Narrator to spend one camping supplies per person present to set up camp nearly anywhere.

'''Camp Options''':

Prefabbed tents and camping essentials (drying rack, campfire, cart, etc.).

Freely build a small camp depending on the amount of Camping Supplies spent (limit 1 per person per camp).
Notes: These camps are not towns, but extensions thereof.</text>
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== The Setting ==
The players are given a spawn choice between two small port colonies.

Each town has some treats around it for interesting fun quests, more on those soon!

== Town Charter ==
For the first few years (ic months) in this strange land your basic form of governance is written in a town charter, issued by a government and sponsored by a company. The town charter outlines the following duties and goals:
=== Duties: ===
* Maintain law and order within the town.
* Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all inhabitants.
* Develop the town’s infrastructure, including housing, roads, and public buildings.
* Promote economic growth through trade and resource management.
* Uphold alliances and manage relationships with external factions, whoever they may be…
=== Goals: ===
* Expand the town’s territory and influence.
* Discover and utilise local resources.
* Confirm the existence of native inhabitants and foster cooperation.
* Achieve self-sufficiency and reduce dependency on external supplies.
* Encourage exploration and uncover the continent’s secrets.
* Money!

== Town Development Options ==
After the initial phase, each town can forge its own path:

=== &lt;u&gt;Full Assistance from the Old World&lt;/u&gt; ===
The safe and sound option, you get all the benefits of supplies at regular intervals (unless raiders have a say in the matter).

'''Benefits''': More consistent and discounted goods from the old world (metals, extra food, better weaponry, etc.).

'''Obligations''': Pay scheduled taxes. Tax collection is once every four in-game months (OOC 1 month) given the distance. A routine report is sent back alongside the tax collector.

=== &lt;u&gt;Colonial Self Governance&lt;/u&gt; ===
The less savoury option, but still one with merit. It is possible given your town charters. Your relationship with the old world is more business-oriented, working with opportunistic companies.

'''Benefits''': Work with companies willing to sacrifice moral integrity for '''&lt;big&gt;p r o f i t&lt;/big&gt;'''.

'''Obligations''': Provide more resources from within the continent.

=== &lt;u&gt;Independence&lt;/u&gt; ===
You are free to establish your own cities, '''at your own risk.'''

'''Benefits''': The riches of the continent are yours alone for the taking, with many added benefits…

'''Obligations''': Risk and Endure the wrath of the military force sent as repercussion.

=== &lt;u&gt;Expansion Mandate&lt;/u&gt; ===
The difficult option, a directive focused on rapid growth and territorial expansion. This mandate encourages aggressive expansion strategies to quickly establish dominance over the new land.

'''Benefits''': 

* Increased support and resources from the company sponsoring the town.

* Access to specialized expansion teams and equipment.
* Bonuses for securing key strategic locations and resources.

'''Obligations''': Must meet aggressive expansion targets set by the sponsoring company.

* Continuous exploration and settlement of new areas.
* Establish and maintain outposts and new settlements regularly.

== Camps ==
Players can craft Camping Supplies via either Helper or Narrator. Supplies include lumber, fabric, wool, and basic necessities. While out in the world, players can ask a Helper or Narrator to spend one camping supplies per person present to set up camp nearly anywhere.

'''Camp Options''':

Prefabbed tents and camping essentials (drying rack, campfire, cart, etc.).

Freely build a small camp depending on the amount of Camping Supplies spent (limit 1 per person per camp).

'''Note''': These camps are not towns, but extensions thereof, they could not be used as permanent town expansions unless re-chartered to be so.</text>
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The Komokians mandate that action is religion, and community is purpose. Living across varying, yet prosperous, landscapes, these tree-lovers prefer to isolate themselves from the world and focus upon their work. Their societies are composed of Branches, clans that dictate means to efficiently promote creation and discovery, whose order ensures spiritual prosperity.

==Physiology==
====Lifespan====
Elves age at a drastically slower pace than humans, with maturity typically achieved by age 35. Their overall lifespan is effectively double that of a human's, with the oldest Elves living up to their mid 200s.

====General Traits====
The Elves are rather tall in stature, varying in height equivalent to the largest of humans. Despite this, Elves are physically slim and agile in nature. Further, they possess long, pointed ears that grant adept hearing, and their keen eyesight promotes them to heavily fixate on subtle movement or bright and complex colors. Elves do not bald naturally, and their hair grows abnormally fast.

====Skin Color Variation====
Elven skin variation includes the human palette, forest greens, and midnight blues. Komokians, specifically, are often a shade of brown or green. Coloration beyond this is uncommon for Komokian Elves.

====Acute Hearing====
Elves possess sharply sensitive hearing, allowing them to detect subtle vibrations within noisy environments. This, however, swiftly leads to them becoming overwhelmed by loud or complex noises, forcing them to seek out silence through force or flight.

==Religion==

===Creation Myth===

Life transcends beyond the reality of mortals. The known universe itself was, once, nothing but a Seed. The Seed laid in a Field of Creation, blessed by the Rains of Life, nourished by the Fertilizer of Souls. Thus, this Seed became a Sprout. It was small, insignificant, weak, and yet it contained a universe. As the Seed's Roots breached its Shell, as the newborn Sprout spread its first Leaf, the very stars shattered, and the planets exploded into existence. Then, as steadily as it began, the Sprout gained a dream: it dreamt of thought, of reason, of purpose, of action, and thus, it was so. Life, mortals, manifested. But, over time, the Rain stopped. The Soil fell cold and unforgiving. And so, through the Sprout’s command, life's sole purpose came known to all: action is necessity; action is nourishment. As people dedicated themselves to act, to explore, to create, to learn, so too did the Sprout prosper. Life persists through action. To dwell in complacency is to tarnish reality itself.
 
===The Arborous Path===

Elvish religion is collectively known as the Arborous Path. However, depending on whether one is a Komokian or Sporokin, their worship and beliefs will differ dramatically.

====Aspects and Makerspaces====

As the Sprout's Roots grew, the universe grew along with it, and, in turn, so did the very concepts that compose reality itself. Categories of thought, classifications of material and spiritual action are all creations of the Sprout; they are metaphysical building blocks that literally compose reality. To learn, to do new things, to discover and invent is to test and expand conceptology. Not only does the Sprout demand it, but its Roots actively encourage it.

==== &lt;u&gt;Aspect Creation&lt;/u&gt; ====

Through communal worship of the Roots, a group of Elves may manifest an Aspect into existence; which is a sapient, spiritual being that embodies a figment of conceptology, of creation.

The steps to create and worship/gain an Aspect's favor are as follows:

- Establish a Makerspace, which is a religious place of action; a place to create or invent or learn or explore. Common examples may be a grand temple-forge or temple-library, possibly dedicated to an Aspect of the Forge or an Aspect of Knowledge respectively.

- Grant the newborn Aspect a name and a title, a purpose. For example, while an Aspect of Healing may be its title, it deserves a personal name, too.

- All work possibly within an Aspect's realm of categorical ownership, such as all acts of shared cooking and formal kindness for an Aspect of Hospitality, must be performed within its dedicated Makerspace. This serves to grow the Aspect's power, strengthens its personality and individuality, and ultimately ensures the Sprout gains nourishment.

==== &lt;u&gt;Additional Tips&lt;/u&gt; ====

Acting within an Aspect's Makerspace is beneficial both ways, for as an Aspect grows in power, it may impart a fraction of that wisdom upon any who entreat it. This does not often occur beyond subtle benefits to one's inspirations, for every time an Aspect takes action, it drains vastly more energy than the blessed product may take in; it is a gamble that an Aspect must choose to play.

Newborn Aspects have only broken through the cusp of consciousness. It is essential to remember that time, effort, and love must be dedicated toward them. They will swiftly gain personality, wisdom, and knowledge from every person who performs within their Makerspace. Aspects among the Old World commonly possess the knowledge and memories of thousands upon thousands of people, so masterpieces often manifested within their halls.

Multiple different Aspects may be born from the same concept, such as multiple Aspects of Medicine, yet each is its own unique individual with its own personality and knowledge and wisdom. Every Aspect's existence is solely bound to the Makerspace that birthed them and cannot be moved elsewhere. Their Makerspace's walls may be upgraded and expanded, yet if the building was ever wholly torn down, they would die alongside it. If a Makerspace was abandoned, however, its Aspect would helplessly rot within for eternity.

Nobody, except the Sporokin, are bound to worship any singular Aspect. Anyone may freely visit any Makerspace and worship the Aspect therein, or even create a new one, if they so choose. However, it is essential that a Makerspace only be created if its location and means of worship are guaranteed for decades, or preferably centuries, to come.

Komokians consider the Aspects as dear, formalized mentors, and hold them to immense respect. It is rare for them to view them as friends.

* '''OOC NOTE''': Aspects are rarely played by Staff. Instead, we encourage you, the player, to freely roleplay that an Aspect "guides your character's hand" while working within a Makerspace; you may freely roleplay that an Aspect subtly influences your character's intuition and knowledge and wisdom and creativity. An Aspect serves as a force for you to direct your character's religion and is not a means for you to actively gain magical knowledge nor abilities. It is recommended that you OOCly reach out to players experienced in roleplaying with Aspects, or a Helper or Narrator, for aid in considering how a particular Aspect may behave, prior to roleplaying their influence, to ensure consistency across players.

====Sporokin Exile====

The Sporokin were once a Komokian sect who were exiled from Komokian society. This is because they ritually invented the Pact, which effectively serves as a handheld Makerspace. Many were hunted down and hanged by the Komokians, but with time's passage, their conflict has evolved into a bitter, yet rarely violent rivalry.

The Komokians despise the Sporokin, for they believe that the Roots have limited energy and can only produce so many Aspects at a time. The Roots are limited in power and scope, so for every Pact that exists, one less Makerspace may manifest. In ancient times, Aspects used to freely communicate and aid mortals, even stepping forth into mass creation themselves, yet with time, the Roots have been forcibly spread too thin, and the Aspects are no longer capable of such grand feats. The Aspects may no longer directly speak with people, and instead must rely on subtlety. They are the invisible ally, mentor, or even friend that always watches over you (when within their domain), yet can rarely act beyond a simple nudge.

====Lady Komoko====

Elves believe that Lady Komoko, an ancient Aspect of Nature, created the Elven race. While argument is common for what Aspects bore the other races, Lady Komoko’s position is firm.

====Drug-Induced Meditation====

As a means to communicate with the Aspect of a Makerspace, it is common for a group of Komokians to gather and smoke or consume special psychedelic substances. Through these ritualistic leaves, they may harness intense visions of their Aspect, granting themselves newfound knowledge or purpose to better fulfill the Aspect’s will.

The consumption of psychedelic substances are also a typical way for the Komokians to socialize amongst themselves, untethered to concerns of religion.

==Society==

===Branches===

Komokian society consists of multiple Branches, which act as self-assigned clans. These Branches are chosen once a Komokian becomes an adult during their coming-of-age celebration, but it may be changed via another ceremony and celebration later in life.

One's Branch indicates the means a Komokian intends to serve the Aspects and promote the Roots' growth. It is most common for one to join the same Branch as their family, for generations of experience and expertise and interpersonal connections enable overwhelming privilege, but it is ultimately not a requirement.

The local congregation of every Branch possesses a democratically elected leader, who has the title of “Crown”. They direct and determine how their Branch’s members should best convene and amass power for the Aspects, often resulting in improvement of various Makerspaces. Multiple Crowns exist per Branch, separated by the region of which they have been elected. If a Crown proves harmful to their community, they may be impeached or even exiled.

Crowns of other Branches do not meet with each other to discuss policies. They are entirely independent factions that try to not compete nor interfere with each other. Crowns of the same Branch, however, may meet for discussion.

A person may only be forcibly removed from their Branch if they are deemed a Rootbreaker, which is so significant a crime that their exile is a necessity.

* '''OOC NOTE''': More Branches may be OOCly invented and added here with the approval of the Lore Team.

==== &lt;u&gt;Cambium&lt;/u&gt; ====

The Cambium are known for their esteemed creativity and self-expression. Their overwhelming dedication allows them to manifest their will into reality, benefitting friends and Aspects alike. They strive to break tradition and improve the unbroken, resisting failure as a mere necessity of knowledge's growth. However, failure is awfully dangerous, and careless fatalities are ample. A successful Cambium is a meticulous, cautious Cambium.

The Cambium typically worships Aspects that benefit invention, artistry, vigilance, and magic.

They commonly gather and construct grand temple-like workshops, studios, and libraries as Makerspaces.

The leader of the Cambium carries the title of “Crown Cambium”, appearing as Crown [First name] [Surname] Cambium.

The Cambium represent themselves with SYMBOLOGY TBD, SUGGESTIONS WELCOME

==== &lt;u&gt;Petiole&lt;/u&gt; ====

The Petiole dedicate themselves to persistent spontaneity and immense wonder. Their supreme idealism and happy-go-lucky nature promotes a knack for discovery and adventure. Where secrets or the unknown lie, the Petiole are sure to fearlessly trailblaze. However, such discovery seldom comes free, so opportunity necessitates enterprise.

The Petiole typically worship Aspects that benefit travel, hospitality, economics, and wisdom.

They commonly gather and construct grand temple-like inns, markets, and workshops as Makerspaces.

The leader of the Petiole carries the title of “Crown Petiole”, appearing as Crown [First name] [Surname] Petiole.

The Petiole represent themselves with SYMBOLOGY TBD, SUGGESTIONS WELCOME

==== &lt;u&gt;Phloem&lt;/u&gt; ====

The Phloem are known for their charm and royal mystique. Their devotion to self-expression comes heavy handed, for it bears the weight of success. Where deals may be made and powers may be played, the Phloem stand askew, settling it in their favor with subtlety. Their artistry is performance, to whatever extent they desire, and they readily reap what they sow. However, such mannerisms are exhausting, and survival necessitates humble honesty. They are mutually dependent on their community, often giving far more than they hope to take.

The Phloem typically worship Aspects that benefit charisma, performance, servitude, and respect.

They commonly gather and construct grand temple-like venues, legislatures, and markets as Makerspaces.

The leader of the Phloem carries the title of “Crown Phloem”, appearing as Crown [First name] [Surname] Phloem.

The Phloem represent themselves with SYMBOLOGY TBD, SUGGESTIONS WELCOME

==== &lt;u&gt;Samara&lt;/u&gt; ====

The Samara dedicate themselves to sustaining order and the Roots' growth. They strive to invent preventative measures and care for others in its failure; they are devoted to the Roots' status quo, ensuring life and creativity's expanse marches ever onward. However, such responsibility and active observation promotes subterfuge, garnering the Samara a suspicious reputation; of which, some are more than happy to fulfill.

The Samara typically worship Aspects that benefit strength, foresight, deceit, and order.

They commonly gather and construct grand temple-like barracks, libraries, and farms as Makerspaces.

The leader of the Samara carries the title of “Crown Samara”, appearing as Crown [First name] [Surname] Samara.

The Samara represent themselves with SYMBOLOGY TBD, SUGGESTIONS WELCOME

==== &lt;u&gt;Xylem&lt;/u&gt; ====

The Xylem are known for their nurturing, protective demeanor. They expertly adapt to conquer strife and serve to safeguard others from hardship. Their wisdom, honor, and unwavering determination sets them apart as the reliable foundations of society. However, that weight bears heavy, and they all too easily embrace physical comforts.

The Xylem typically worship Aspects that benefit tutorship, guardianship, debauchery, and honor.

They commonly gather and construct grand temple-like schools, barracks, and farms as Makerspaces.

The leader of the Xylem carries the title of “Crown Xylem”, appearing as Crown [First name] [Surname] Xylem.

The Xylem represent themselves with SYMBOLOGY TBD, SUGGESTIONS WELCOME

==== &lt;u&gt;Hermaeis&lt;/u&gt; ====

The Hermaeis dedicate themselves to the land and the arduous work of preparing it for the next generations. They're typically the first boots on the ground wherever the Komokians want to expand, and their mental fortitude, no-nonsense attitude and hardiness makes them formidable settlers. They're rarely seen in more populated areas, sticking to boundary towns and work camps, and often mingle and live with other societies. Idiosyncratic and reclusive, they interact much less with greater Komokian society, and as such, often move on to settle elsewhere once the land becomes regularly inhabited.

The Hermaeis typically worship Aspects that benefit endurance, resourcefulness, fitness and development.

They commonly construct much smaller Makerspaces, usually leaving the task of maintenance and expansion to future generations, though larger ones have been made in frontier towns and more permanent work camps. They typically take the form of sawmills, quarries, forges, barns and greenhouses.

&lt;p&gt;The leader of the Hermaeis carries the title of “Crown Hermaeis”, appearing as Crown [First name] [Surname] Hermaeis. Crowns of different Hermaeis Branches very rarely meet in person.&lt;/p&gt;

The Hermaeis represent themselves with the emblem of a barn swallow perched on a mattock, colored in blue and brown.

==== &lt;u&gt;Branchless&lt;/u&gt; ====

Branchless Komokians are highly looked down upon. A Branch is a necessary, lifelong commitment that aids the Sprout's growth, so to intentionally abandon its structure is considerably dishonorable.

A Komokian who does not commit to a Branch is ostracized from society but is not considered a criminal.

==== &lt;u&gt;Rootbreaker&lt;/u&gt; ====

People that have dramatically harmed the Aspects or the Komokians, regardless of race or society, are known as Rootbreakers. Their crimes may vary, but they often result in exile or, at worst, death.

The Komokians often consider all Sporokin Rootbreakers due to the Pacts they forge.

==Culture and Beliefs==

====Inventive Nature====

Elves are devoted to practical ingenuity. Creativity bolsters the Aspects, and society benefits from its bounties. The path of new inventions and new, untraditional ideas are always preferred, as long as they serve the Roots and Aspects no disrespect.

====Waste Not, Want Not====

Life must be cherished, for it is the Sprout's greatest blessing. Plants, animals, or even people may be slain with sufficient purpose. If performed, the plant or animal byproducts must be used and savored to their fullest extent, so as to not promote waste nor disrespect. If a person is slain, their corpse and their memory mustn't be dishonored.

====Hair's Significance====

Elves treasure their long hair, refusing to cut it. Ever. Except, once conflict reaches a severe extent, an Elf will cut their hair and deliver it to their opposition. The longer the strips of hair an opposer receives, the greater their signified wrongdoing. An Elf who is swift to aggression or at war will always carry short hair, whereas a typical Elf will sustain long locks.

Bald Elves are next to nonexistent, for they do not fall bald naturally. However, if one is encountered, they incite overwhelming terror in the local Elven populace.

====Longevity’s Specialization====

An Elf's longevity and curious, determined nature will often promote them toward two paths: either embracing life as a master of one, or as a jack of all trades.

Those on the former path aim to become the greatest at their craft, often to the extent of ridiculously niche hyper-specialization.

Those on the latter path aim to become knowledgeable in a mass variety of fields, enough so as to be prepared for nearly any situation.

====Community and Socialization====

Elves are highly communal and, with sufficient bonds, prefer to live among as many others as possible.

The Komokians tend to live in sole isolation, drastically avoiding other races beyond commercial interests. However, in modern times, this has decreased significantly as they learn to accept and welcome other cultures and peoples.

===Family===

====Childbirth and Adoption====

Elven biology makes childbirth an extraordinarily rare event, but Elves thankfully adore adoption and found family, so their families may vary wildly in size.

The successful, mandatory completion of an adoptive blood ritual instantly makes those involved blood relatives in the eyes of Elven society. Without this ritual, adopting children or embracing a found family is spiritually invalid, and mustn’t persist.

====Biological Deference====

Elves tend to look to their blood relatives first, before anyone else, for aid or protection, even if it would be circumstantially detrimental to do so.

Elves prefer their family to maintain blood connections, for an honored, ancient tradition promotes that it sustains one's closeness with the Roots. This preferred connection, however, is thankfully voided when searching for partners.

====Partnerships====

Elven partnerships are commonly polygamous and, for Komokians, never include a Sporokin. Once, or if, bound by the sacred vow of marriage, the partners and their families are instantly considered blood relatives without necessitating the physical exhaustion of blood.

===Naming Conventions===

Elven names are typically elegant with frequent syllables, sounding musical in tone.

A Komokian’s name is structured to present their first name, their surname, and then their Branch. An example may be: Arinae Oxeye Petiole

====Surnames====

A Komokian's surname is uniquely illustrative of nature. Any plant, regardless of its rarity, may be utilized as a Komokian surname.

Examples of potential surnames are as follows: Rose, Oak, Cocoa, Oxeye, Aloe, Sweetberry, Vera, Turnip, Redwood, Almond, Birch, or Aniseed.

===Architecture===

Elves utilize their natural environment to its fullest extent, preferring to live, build, and work where nature provides useful benefits. If a desired environment is insufficiently bountiful, Elves will artificially bend it to their will. They will sow seeds, till dirt, and fatten the wildlife en masse. Trees will grow. Farmland will flourish. Nature will prosper. Anything less is unacceptable.

The Komokians prefer to live around, in, or even on thickets of trees or otherwise around hearty natural environments. Living in or around bushy trees provides natural air conditioning. A hearty, towering grove indicates an inherent resilience to wildfires and other natural disasters. Thickets of bountiful shrubbery promise plentiful water, fruit, and animals to feast upon or tame.

Some Komokians will even plant and tend a sapling to their design, growing the very walls of their home from its embrace. This is a rare, yet well sought after skill set, allowing anyone rich in this profession to become swiftly favored.

===Music and Art===

Music and art are essential to Komokian culture, for artistic Makerspaces are the greatest and easiest way to promote action for the Roots. It is commonplace for Komokians to try a wide variety of instruments and arts until they settle on the few they enjoy. 

Each Branch has its own staple instrument, and a common practice during inter-Branch Crown meetings is to either participate in a symphony, or a musical duel. Instruments must be cared for adequately, and individual embellishments are often added. While Komokian instruments are not Pacts, their existence represent a part of the greater whole, and both care, creativity and community must be applied in order to show respect. 

===Cuisine===

Komokian cuisine varies wildly in flavor and design, for they always utilize what materials are most common within their local environment. It is commonplace for their cuisine to taste simultaneously spicy and sweet, and for their dishes to possess a heavy reliance on berries, grains, and red meats.

Komokian kitchens typically have a wide variety of herbs, spices and flowers growing either right outside their windows, or hanging from the ceiling in pots. A bland or flavorless meal is tantamount to mental and physical torture, and even trailblazers on long journeys will pack plenty of dried herbs and spices along with other travel necessities. Cuisine is an art, as is everything else, and the mundane is forbidden. Eel, stingray, muskrat, eagle, lilies, soapberries... if it's edible and can be made delicious, it ''will'' be made delicious.

Alcohol has a fairly negative connotation in Komokian society. The stereotype of the rambunctious Northern Yudh slamming down ale after ale, and fist-fighting their way out of an overdue tab is a common thought among them. One bottle stands out from the crowd, though: absinthe. Enjoyed during periods of overflowing creativity, its production is in itself, a work of art. Each Branch has its own special blend of herbs and spices, but other races tend to miss the subtleties of a peculiar Branch's unique flavor profile. The liqueur is poured on top of a sugar cube into a tall, ornate glass, and shared by all present. To take a sip is to partake in the collective consciousness, to share the depths of one's imagination with both their Aspect and other Komokians. Its consumption has attributed to many breakthroughs and discoveries, especially for artists. Urban legends say its creation was guided by Lady Komoko herself, though it's a hotly debated topic that ends up being the catalyst for many heated arguments.

Coffee and other stimulating drinks have a similar reputation to alcohol, and are seen as more of a lower-class drink of choice. Teas avoid this distinction, and their presence as an everyday drink for both lower and upper-class Komokians is no mistake: tea bushes grow extremely well, even when left unattended. It's nearly always expected to be served tea when entering a Komokian's home, even if it's simply for a short visit. While all flavors and types are enjoyed equally across the board, minute attention is paid to selecting the right leaf and blend for the weather and season. Pure green tea is only ever served in mid-spring, when buds and sprouts are most active, while its blends are most enjoyed in the early days of clear summers.

Other drinks like lemonades, infusions, smoothies, milk-based drinks and juices are usually enjoyed in moderation. They typically do not have any significant rituals or cultural presence, though they are occasionally used as substitutes for children and outsiders, or by preference.

===Fashion===

Komokian fashion is often lightweight and colorful, thanks to the grand variety of berries and fine threads accessible from their luxurious farms. Further, one’s outfit tends to bear symbology relevant to their Branch of choice and favored Aspects of worship. Jewelry and accessories to accentuate these details are commonplace, as well.

Fashion trends are a powerful mark of status. The more affluent members tend to spend much of their time and effort in maintaining their looks, and chasing new and exciting wardrobes. Frills, trims, lace, bows and ribbons are all used, with extensive detailing and layering. While most Komokians cannot afford a new outfit nearly every season, they often incorporate those elements in their everyday garbs, and always have one elaborate outfit for special occasions.

Jewelry, on the other hand, tends to be fairly immune to trends, and is a much more personal mark. While not everyone wears jewelry, for those who do, it is exceedingly rare to see two individuals with the same arrangement who aren't either kin or spouse. 

Komokian perfumes tend towards the more powerful of scents, as their natural habitat rich with plant and animal life dampens an individual's scent. Natural smells are much more preferred: citrus, powerful flowers such as peas, lilacs and lavenders, and prominent spices like cardamom and clove are of choice on their fragrance cocktail. 

===Magic===

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    <text bytes="31950" xml:space="preserve">= Zamin-Sada Empire =

== Summary ==
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== Girra Adura ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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    <text bytes="31935" xml:space="preserve">= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== Girra Adura ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== Girra Adura ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== Girra Adura ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== Girra Adura ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== [[Girra Adura]] ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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    <text bytes="5898" xml:space="preserve">The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

= Physiology =

== Lifespan ==
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

== General Traits ==
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a Sada-Vari. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

== Height ==
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

== Scale Color Variation ==
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

== Enhanced Eyesight ==
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

== Claw Characteristics ==
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format:

[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex:

Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

Title

Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

Name: 

Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

House Name:

The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of Zamin-Sada]]. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and [[Sada-Vari]] is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format:

[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex:

Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

Title

Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

Name: 

Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

House Name:

The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of Zamin-Sada]]. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and [[Sada-Vari]] is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format: [Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex:

Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of Zamin-Sada]]. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and [[Sada-Vari]] is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format: [Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex:

Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and [[Sada-Vari]] is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and [[Sada-Vari]] is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of Zamin-Sada]]. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious Scyrtans. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format:

[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex:

Skr Mala of House Atar

Title

Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

Name: 

Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

House Name:

The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean Empire of the Zamin-Sada. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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    <text bytes="5591" xml:space="preserve">== Sada-Vari ==
The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the [[Zamin-Hara]], who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Zamin-Sada]]’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format:

[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex:

Skr Mala of House Atar

Title

Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

Name: 

Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

House Name:

The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of the Zamin-Sada]]. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the [[Zamin-Hara]], who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Zamin-Sada]]’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =
Format: [Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

Ex: Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of the Zamin-Sada]]. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the [[Zamin-Hara]], who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Zamin-Sada]]’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of the Zamin-Sada]]. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the [[Zamin-Hara]], who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Zamin-Sada]]’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
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A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of the Zamin-Sada]]. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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    <text bytes="10874" xml:space="preserve">= Girra Adura =
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.

The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

== Doctrine ==

=== He Who First Breathed ===
Avalzam, known as the Unifier, the First Rebel, and He Who First Breathed, is the creator of all life in Zamin-Sada lore. He emerged from the desire for change between the primordial beings Larzaan and Daryapar. Avalzam's creation brought life to a world ravaged by their timeless conflict. While his trials, represented by the seven dragons, shaped the Zamin-Sada people, modern worship focuses on these Slayers rather than Avalzam alone. His crest features a dragon atop a desolate cliff, breathing fire, symbolizing his ambitious and unifying nature. The gemstones associated with Avalzam are Bismuth and Opal.

=== The Slayers ===
The Slayers are the revered figures in Zamin-Sada history, known for defeating the dragons that Avalzam set as trials for the living. These heroes are honored for the blessings they bestowed upon their bloodlines and all life. Every House traces its lineage back to these slayers. However, each House only claims direct descent to one, embodying the blessings they brought. To be a direct descendant of a Slayer means to carry the blessing they earned using strength and wit more than one else.

=== The Seven Labors ===
The first Dragons were among Avalzam's initial creations, intended as a trial for the living to prove their worth. Life in its earliest form could flourish only after these dragons were defeated by the ancient Zamin-Sada people

==== Nahazar ====
Domain: Ocean, Emotions, Mystery

Epithets: The Call of the Unknown, The Tide Caller

Crest: A Whirlpool encircled by a flame

Gemstone: Aquamarine, Prismarine, Lapis Lazuli

==== Varadun ====
Domain: Innovation, Protection, Craftsmanship

Epithets: The Molten Forge, The World's Blood

Crest: A hammer over an anvil, both aflame

Gemstone: Onyx, Jade, Diamond

==== Rashmehr ====
Domain: Justice, Knowledge

Epithets: The Arbiter 

Crest: Scales of justice over an ember

Gemstone: Peridot, Moonstone, Sapphire

==== Yudhivar: ====
Domain: Time, Death, Eternity

Epithets: The Eternal Cycle, The Weaver of Time, The Guide

Crest: A feathered serpent biting its own tail, around a gemstone

Gemstone: Amethyst, Emerald

==== Hiravash ====
Domain: Endurance, Valor, Honor

Epithets: The Endless Fury

Crest: A sword engulfed in flames

Gemstone: Ruby, Quartz

==== Nirzhan ====
Domain: Change, Dance, Earthquakes

Epithets: The Wild Tempest, The Disruptor

Crest: A Thunderbolt over a mountain

Gemstone: Topaz, Sunstone, Garnet, Turqioise

==== Kurshid ====
Domain: Growth, Fertility, Nature

Epithets: The Life Bloom

Crest: A tree with intertwined roots and branches

Gemstone: Topaz, Malachite

=== Kurma - The Afterlife ===
Thanks to their blessings from Faranvar’s death, the Zamin-Sada believe they once they die, their soul  continues to exist although the blissful beyond is not guaranteed as it is to enter on a long journey to the depths of the World, further and further down then what none of the living could ever reach, a path only shown to those who no longer bear any attachment to the living can only be presented this path. Here is when a Zamin-Sada, and any mortal, will come face to face with the creator, Avalzam as he judges the worth of one’s soul, weighing if his blessings had been squandered. 

To those who pass his judgment, they are allowed to enjoy blissful eternity in Kurma, with all those who had come before and those who come after. For souls not worthy, or banished by Avalzam, are left to rot for the World, just as Avalzam’s creators had been left to die. 

== Clergy ==

=== The Fire Tenders ===
The Thal'ra, roughly translating to "fire tenders," are the religious figures of Girra Adura, serving as priests, paladins, and healers. Their temples, found in every city, act as centers of healing and spiritual guidance. Anyone can become a Thal'ra, regardless of their House affiliation or even race. This makes it one of the few paths where straying from one's House is not restricted, a feat very much uncommon within the grounds of the Empire.


However, only those born into pious-centered houses can serve the highest positions of the Thal'ra, such as those of House Itta. 

=== Temples ===
Temples in the Zamin-Sada Empire are grand constructs, featuring columns with ornate designs, gold linings, and black brick walls adorned with braziers. Each city's temple prominently displays the gemstones and banners of the ruling House, reflecting the lineage of their slayer, but no slayer is ever barred from being honored in a temple. These spaces serve dual purposes: conducting rituals and offering healing to the populace.

== Rituals ==

=== Death and Remembrance ===
For the Zamin-Sada, death signifies a period of profound sorrow and mourning, observed with deep reverence and various ceremonial practices. When a fellow Zamin passes, their presence is believed to linger among the living for three days as they find their route to Kurma. During this time, grieving kin offer tributes in the form of the deceased's possessions or envied items, which are burned to aid their beloved's passage. A funeral pyre is lit, and as the body is laid to the flames, the accomplishments and fortunes brought by the deceased are spoken throughout the caverns. 

The ashes are then scattered across the complex network of tunnels, symbolizing their guiding spirit and a barrier against unwelcome entities, forever safeguarding the living. However, it is not uncommon for a specific house to request the ashes of their fallen Zamin to be stored in an urn of their requested design. 

The rich often perform these rites using wood, creating individual pyres, while the poor might wait to gather enough wood and corpses to conduct group ceremonies.

== Age of Burning Seas ==
Before there was life, there was nothing but fire. The world was an endless expanse of raging flames and pouring rivers of molten lava. Here, Larzaan, the embodiment of the rugged earth and trembling grounds, collided with Daryapar, the sovereign of the molten infernos and endless burning seas. The wild, untamed clashes of fire forged is what forged the lands of Inora.


In a realm wrought from the relentless clashing of Larzaan's stoicism and Daryapar's chaos, a constant feud brewed, their essences forever in turmoil. Striving to quell this perpetual disagreement, they fused their divergent natures to birth a singular entity: Avalzam. Emerging as a beacon of unparalleled power, Avalzam harbored within it the steadfast resolve of Larzaan and the unrestrained fervor of Daryapar. Conceived as a harmonious mediator, he was destined to forge unity between the endless conflict of the earth and the inferno.


However, Avalzam soon perceived his intrinsic strength, a power surpassing both Larzaan and Daryapar. A realization dawned upon him as the two bickered: he could transcend the limitations imposed by his creators. With a breath imbued with the essence of land and sea, he molded the terrain and quelled the ceaseless sea of lava, giving birth to vast oceans and boundless lands. 


Avalzam, for the first time, brought life.


The first sparks of creation sprouted from his unbridled desires and aspirations, bestowing the land with varied flora and fauna. The molten remnants of Daryapar's being turned into precious gems and metals, hidden beneath the vast landscapes, waiting to be uncovered by those imbued with boundless desire.


In the wake of Avalzam's rebellion against his creators, solitude shrouded him. In his loneliness, Avalzam, seeking companionship and cohorts, birthed not one or two but thousands of beings like him—the first dragons. He instilled in them potential and power, envisioning them as his fellow creators in the wake of his solitude. With breaths as mighty as Avalzam, they sculpted mountains, hollowed caves, and forged lakes. The subsequent ashes boiled into towering trees, sheltering the myriad of life underneath.


However, Avalzam foresaw rebellion, as he had done to his creators. Thus, he constructed these dragons to keep one another in eternal conflict, ensuring his dominion remained unchallenged. They ruled over the newly born life, crafting the world with their majestic breaths. Life flourished, evolving under the vigilant eyes of these dragons, who acted as both creator and destroyer.


But life, in its budding form, found the wrath of dragons unbearable. Thus, Avalzam, with a touch of remorse and introspection, sculpted the first sentient beings—the Scrytans and the Elves—to inhabit the lands. However, these creations, echoes of his essence, saw their creator's tyranny and fled into the ocean's abyss and lands beyond his sight, leaving Avalzam in a newfound solitude.


His anger and remorse shaped his next creation. He endeavored to create beings—perfect and superior. They were designed in his image but enhanced and refined—they were the next evolutionary step. The Zamin-Sada were like his dragons yet distinct, filled with boundless ambitions and desires.


Amid their endless pursuits for survival, just like the rest of the growing new life, they began challenging the might of Avalzam's first dragons, the Seven Trials of Calamity. The Zamin-Sada waged fierce battles against these winged titans and held their ground. As dragons fell, their blood seeped deep into the earth, melding with the ancient remnants of Larzaan and Daryapar. This fusion sprouted a new life within the earth's bowels, giving birth to the stocky insectoid-like race known as Thrumdier. These beings, born from conflict and fury, emerged with the resilience of the dragons, the essence of the Zamin-Sada, and the age-old spirits of Larzaan and Daryapar.</text>
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Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.

The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire's]] citizenry through their respective Houses. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

== Doctrine ==

=== He Who First Breathed ===
Avalzam, known as the Unifier, the First Rebel, and He Who First Breathed, is the creator of all life in Zamin-Sada lore. He emerged from the desire for change between the primordial beings Larzaan and Daryapar. Avalzam's creation brought life to a world ravaged by their timeless conflict. While his trials, represented by the seven dragons, shaped the Zamin-Sada people, modern worship focuses on these Slayers rather than Avalzam alone. His crest features a dragon atop a desolate cliff, breathing fire, symbolizing his ambitious and unifying nature. The gemstones associated with Avalzam are Bismuth and Opal.

=== The Slayers ===
The Slayers are the revered figures in Zamin-Sada history, known for defeating the dragons that Avalzam set as trials for the living. These heroes are honored for the blessings they bestowed upon their bloodlines and all life. Every House traces its lineage back to these slayers. However, each House only claims direct descent to one, embodying the blessings they brought. To be a direct descendant of a Slayer means to carry the blessing they earned using strength and wit more than one else.

=== The Seven Labors ===
The first Dragons were among Avalzam's initial creations, intended as a trial for the living to prove their worth. Life in its earliest form could flourish only after these dragons were defeated by the ancient Zamin-Sada people

==== Nahazar ====
Domain: Ocean, Emotions, Mystery

Epithets: The Call of the Unknown, The Tide Caller

Crest: A Whirlpool encircled by a flame

Gemstone: Aquamarine, Prismarine, Lapis Lazuli

==== Varadun ====
Domain: Innovation, Protection, Craftsmanship

Epithets: The Molten Forge, The World's Blood

Crest: A hammer over an anvil, both aflame

Gemstone: Onyx, Jade, Diamond

==== Rashmehr ====
Domain: Justice, Knowledge

Epithets: The Arbiter 

Crest: Scales of justice over an ember

Gemstone: Peridot, Moonstone, Sapphire

==== Yudhivar: ====
Domain: Time, Death, Eternity

Epithets: The Eternal Cycle, The Weaver of Time, The Guide

Crest: A feathered serpent biting its own tail, around a gemstone

Gemstone: Amethyst, Emerald

==== Hiravash ====
Domain: Endurance, Valor, Honor

Epithets: The Endless Fury

Crest: A sword engulfed in flames

Gemstone: Ruby, Quartz

==== Nirzhan ====
Domain: Change, Dance, Earthquakes

Epithets: The Wild Tempest, The Disruptor

Crest: A Thunderbolt over a mountain

Gemstone: Topaz, Sunstone, Garnet, Turqioise

==== Kurshid ====
Domain: Growth, Fertility, Nature

Epithets: The Life Bloom

Crest: A tree with intertwined roots and branches

Gemstone: Topaz, Malachite

=== Kurma - The Afterlife ===
Thanks to their blessings from Faranvar’s death, the Zamin-Sada believe they once they die, their soul  continues to exist although the blissful beyond is not guaranteed as it is to enter on a long journey to the depths of the World, further and further down then what none of the living could ever reach, a path only shown to those who no longer bear any attachment to the living can only be presented this path. Here is when a Zamin-Sada, and any mortal, will come face to face with the creator, Avalzam as he judges the worth of one’s soul, weighing if his blessings had been squandered. 

To those who pass his judgment, they are allowed to enjoy blissful eternity in Kurma, with all those who had come before and those who come after. For souls not worthy, or banished by Avalzam, are left to rot for the World, just as Avalzam’s creators had been left to die. 

== Clergy ==

=== The Fire Tenders ===
The Thal'ra, roughly translating to "fire tenders," are the religious figures of Girra Adura, serving as priests, paladins, and healers. Their temples, found in every city, act as centers of healing and spiritual guidance. Anyone can become a Thal'ra, regardless of their House affiliation or even race. This makes it one of the few paths where straying from one's House is not restricted, a feat very much uncommon within the grounds of the Empire.


However, only those born into pious-centered houses can serve the highest positions of the Thal'ra, such as those of House Itta. 

=== Temples ===
Temples in the Zamin-Sada Empire are grand constructs, featuring columns with ornate designs, gold linings, and black brick walls adorned with braziers. Each city's temple prominently displays the gemstones and banners of the ruling House, reflecting the lineage of their slayer, but no slayer is ever barred from being honored in a temple. These spaces serve dual purposes: conducting rituals and offering healing to the populace.

== Rituals ==

=== Death and Remembrance ===
For the Zamin-Sada, death signifies a period of profound sorrow and mourning, observed with deep reverence and various ceremonial practices. When a fellow Zamin passes, their presence is believed to linger among the living for three days as they find their route to Kurma. During this time, grieving kin offer tributes in the form of the deceased's possessions or envied items, which are burned to aid their beloved's passage. A funeral pyre is lit, and as the body is laid to the flames, the accomplishments and fortunes brought by the deceased are spoken throughout the caverns. 

The ashes are then scattered across the complex network of tunnels, symbolizing their guiding spirit and a barrier against unwelcome entities, forever safeguarding the living. However, it is not uncommon for a specific house to request the ashes of their fallen Zamin to be stored in an urn of their requested design. 

The rich often perform these rites using wood, creating individual pyres, while the poor might wait to gather enough wood and corpses to conduct group ceremonies.

== Age of Burning Seas ==
Before there was life, there was nothing but fire. The world was an endless expanse of raging flames and pouring rivers of molten lava. Here, Larzaan, the embodiment of the rugged earth and trembling grounds, collided with Daryapar, the sovereign of the molten infernos and endless burning seas. The wild, untamed clashes of fire forged is what forged the lands of Inora.


In a realm wrought from the relentless clashing of Larzaan's stoicism and Daryapar's chaos, a constant feud brewed, their essences forever in turmoil. Striving to quell this perpetual disagreement, they fused their divergent natures to birth a singular entity: Avalzam. Emerging as a beacon of unparalleled power, Avalzam harbored within it the steadfast resolve of Larzaan and the unrestrained fervor of Daryapar. Conceived as a harmonious mediator, he was destined to forge unity between the endless conflict of the earth and the inferno.


However, Avalzam soon perceived his intrinsic strength, a power surpassing both Larzaan and Daryapar. A realization dawned upon him as the two bickered: he could transcend the limitations imposed by his creators. With a breath imbued with the essence of land and sea, he molded the terrain and quelled the ceaseless sea of lava, giving birth to vast oceans and boundless lands. 


Avalzam, for the first time, brought life.


The first sparks of creation sprouted from his unbridled desires and aspirations, bestowing the land with varied flora and fauna. The molten remnants of Daryapar's being turned into precious gems and metals, hidden beneath the vast landscapes, waiting to be uncovered by those imbued with boundless desire.


In the wake of Avalzam's rebellion against his creators, solitude shrouded him. In his loneliness, Avalzam, seeking companionship and cohorts, birthed not one or two but thousands of beings like him—the first dragons. He instilled in them potential and power, envisioning them as his fellow creators in the wake of his solitude. With breaths as mighty as Avalzam, they sculpted mountains, hollowed caves, and forged lakes. The subsequent ashes boiled into towering trees, sheltering the myriad of life underneath.


However, Avalzam foresaw rebellion, as he had done to his creators. Thus, he constructed these dragons to keep one another in eternal conflict, ensuring his dominion remained unchallenged. They ruled over the newly born life, crafting the world with their majestic breaths. Life flourished, evolving under the vigilant eyes of these dragons, who acted as both creator and destroyer.


But life, in its budding form, found the wrath of dragons unbearable. Thus, Avalzam, with a touch of remorse and introspection, sculpted the first sentient beings—the Scrytans and the Elves—to inhabit the lands. However, these creations, echoes of his essence, saw their creator's tyranny and fled into the ocean's abyss and lands beyond his sight, leaving Avalzam in a newfound solitude.


His anger and remorse shaped his next creation. He endeavored to create beings—perfect and superior. They were designed in his image but enhanced and refined—they were the next evolutionary step. The Zamin-Sada were like his dragons yet distinct, filled with boundless ambitions and desires.


Amid their endless pursuits for survival, just like the rest of the growing new life, they began challenging the might of Avalzam's first dragons, the Seven Trials of Calamity. The Zamin-Sada waged fierce battles against these winged titans and held their ground. As dragons fell, their blood seeped deep into the earth, melding with the ancient remnants of Larzaan and Daryapar. This fusion sprouted a new life within the earth's bowels, giving birth to the stocky insectoid-like race known as Thrumdier. These beings, born from conflict and fury, emerged with the resilience of the dragons, the essence of the Zamin-Sada, and the age-old spirits of Larzaan and Daryapar.</text>
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status. 

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a Sada-Vari. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status.  

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of Zamin-Sada]]. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status.  

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified Empire of Zamin-Sada. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status.  

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. 

A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified Empire of Zamin-Sada. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.
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The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status.  

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. A As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.  

Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. Alongside this are tales of heroes of having extensive lifespans, but no Zamin-Hara has lived longer the age of eighty.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified Empire of Zamin-Sada. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.
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= Zamin-Hara =
The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status.  

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. A As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.  

Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. Alongside this are tales of heroes of having extensive lifespans, but no Zamin-Hara has lived longer the age of eighty.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified Empire of Zamin-Sada. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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= Zamin-Hara =
The Zamin-Hara are the taller-reptilian folk of Inora, proud members of a house or exiled from them, they bear lizard-like traits, diverse scale tints between each other as well as claws of varying care, indicating status.  

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
The Zamin-Hara age rapidly compared to humans, reaching the maturity of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically when they reach fifteen. Between then and twenty, they unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Zamin-Hara is not considered an adult in their society until age twenty or until they exhibit their heat tolerance. A Zamin-Hara typically lives up to eighty years.  

Ancient texts speak of them once being able to unleash flames from their mouths, like the dragons they slew, but in the past three centuries, this ability is nothing but a myth. Alongside this are tales of heroes of having extensive lifespans, but no Zamin-Hara has lived longer the age of eighty.

=== General Traits ===
A Zamin-Hara display a notable variation in appearance, differing from their sibling race, they tend to present more reptilian physical features, as opposed to the draconic features more common in a [[Sada-Vari]]. 

A unifying feature among the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari is the presence of small horns, strong brows, abrupt snout, scaled hides, and the potential to be born with a tail, all traits that manifest regardless of lineage. Additionally, slitted pupils are a common characteristic. Many Zamin-Hara are also commonly born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Zamin-Hara are often physically built as towering individuals. They stand between 1.78m to 2.16m (5'10" - 7'1") in height. The smallest Zamin-Hara reaches heights comparable to a tall human or often the equivalent of the height of the eastern secluded elves. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most striking features of the Zamin-Hara is the vast array of possible scale colors that adorn their bodies. This variation is not only natural but also celebrated, with some Houses choosing to dye their scales to add accents from crushed minerals. 

Maintaining these artificial colors is a well-known recipe learned from a young age. It involves a mixture made from fungal resin combined with shellac; the resin remains of a tunnel lac, a commonly domesticated small bug in the depths, and a dab of water. The crushed mineral is then applied and layered over the scales of a Zamin until the original scale's colors are no longer visible.

Typically the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not uncommon for a unique blend of both to appear. A Zamin child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Zamin-Hara  possesses exceptional eyesight and is capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The claws of a Zamin-Hara are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Waryda

Lord Eshrard of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below are some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire. It is worth noting in the current time, it is normal for citizens to possess titles in common speech.

==== Terms: ====
Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. The names of Houses of the Empire exclusively use the old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
Most commonly, and almost exclusively, one will find a Zamin-Hara in the rebuilt and unified Empire of Zamin-Sada. After facing various cataclysms and disputes through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Zamin-Hara have once more rejoined with their sibling-people. A Zamin-Hara within the Empire will most certainly belong to a House with some duty bound to their name from birth, striving to push forward and leave a legacy behind in the world before their journey into the deep below.</text>
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    <text bytes="5724" xml:space="preserve">== Sada-Vari ==
The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Zamin-Sada]]’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of the Zamin-Sada]]. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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    <text bytes="5698" xml:space="preserve">== Sada-Vari ==
The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the Zamin-Sada Empire, maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire of the Zamin-Sada]]. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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    <text bytes="5676" xml:space="preserve">== Sada-Vari ==
The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean Empire of the Zamin-Sada. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean Empire of the Zamin-Sada. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean Empire of the Zamin-Sada. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.</text>
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Zamin not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean Empire of the Zamin-Sada. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.
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The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Sada not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
A Sada-Vari can almost exclusively be found throughout the territories of the subterranean Empire of the Zamin-Sada. A society reforged together along with their sibling race, the Zamin-Hara. After facing various cataclysms through their centuries split apart following the fall of the Empire of Avalzam, the Sada-Vari have found a new pathway to a brighter future. Innovation, Wealth, and Pride are often trademarks of a Sada-Vari within the grounds of the Empire.
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= Sada-Vari =
The Sada-Vari, shorter dragon-like folk of Inora, proud members of a House or exiled from them, bear traits of their ancient enemies, dragons, with varying tints on their scales and claws, commonly used as indicators of status.

== Physiology ==

=== Lifespan ===
A Sada-Vari can live to be as old as eighty years. These stout draconians mature rapidly, reaching the intelligence of a ten-year-old human by age five. However, this development slows drastically within a few short years. They are considered physically mature at age fourteen. Between the ages of fourteen and twenty, a Sada-Vari can unlock their racial trait, developing a significant tolerance to heat. As a result, a Sada-Vari is considered an adult once they reach twenty or exhibit their heat tolerance.

Ancient tablets sitting in Khorram's Archives mention their ability to unleash flames from their breath dragons and have much longer lifespans like the beasts they once slew. Still, this ability has yet to be seen in the past three centuries. 

=== General Traits ===
A Sada-Vari displays a notable variation in stature compared to their sibling race, the [[Zamin-Hara]]. They tend to appear more draconic with bulkier statures, longer snouts, and slightly thicker scales, unlike the Zamin-Hara, who exhibit more lizard-like features.

A unifying feature among both groups is the presence of small horns, strong brows, an abrupt snout, scaled hides, slitted eyes, and the potential to be born with a tail. These traits manifest regardless of lineage and are a common characteristic. Additionally, many Sada-Vari are born with the ability to blink horizontally instead of vertically.

=== Height ===
The Sada-Vari are often physically built as a diminutive and nimble people. They stand between 0.92m to 1.23m (3'1&lt;nowiki&gt;''&lt;/nowiki&gt; - 4'1") in height. The tallest Sada-Vari reach heights comparable to the smallest of the Thrumdier or the amphibious [[Scyrtans]]. 

=== Scale Color Variation ===
One of the most  striking features of the Sada-Vari are the spectrum of colors of their scales. From the records of the Sada-Vari, the hues of their skin range all throughout the spectrum, though typically a Sada-Vari’s scales will be a singular color, albeit with different shades. This color is traditionally celebrated amongst the Zamin-Sada’s house. 

Commonly, the color of scales is determined by the parents’ own hues, though it is not unseen for a unique blend of both to appear. A Sada-Vari child may have one parent’s base colors with undertones of the other’s, not unlike human hair. However, there are instances of a Sada not sharing coloration with either of their parents.

=== Enhanced Eyesight ===
A Sada-Vari possess exceptional eyesight and are capable of discerning a broad spectrum of colors. However, this ability changes significantly in darkness. When the light fades, their vision shifts to a monochromatic view, allowing them to see in shades of gray rather than vibrant colors. This adaptation helps them navigate their underground world, where natural light is scarce. Despite this, they can handle exposure to sunlight with only mild discomfort.

=== Claw Characteristics ===
The small claws of a Sada-Vari are both one's indicator of both status and strength. Sharp and long, these claws are ideally suited for digging and performing delicate tasks such as silversmithing and intricate gem cutting. Despite their utility, the claws are not designed to penetrate stone alone.

Among those of higher status in the [[Zamin-Sada Empire]], maintaining claws without chipping or blemishes is a sign of prestige. Individuals will go to great lengths to ensure their claws remain pristine, as this is seen as a deviation from what was set for them, showcasing their higher skill and refinement. In contrast, members of Houses such as those centric around expansion and mining, for instance, proudly display their worn claws, seeing the chips and marks as symbols of their years of service and dedication to expanding the Empire's tunnels.

= Language =
The Old Zamin-Sada tongue is derived from the Aramaic language.

= Naming Scheme =

==== Format: ====
[Title] + [Name] + of House [House name]

==== Ex: ====
Skr Mala of House Atar

==== Title: ====
Generally reflects the profession or status, e.g., Warrior, Craftsman, Knight. This is optional and some individuals may choose to forego a title. Below is some terms commonly used amongst citizens of the Empire.

Terms

Skr - Warrior, Soldier

Lwpa - Scholar

Phla - Farmer

Thal'ra - Priests, Healers, and Paladins

Aly - Miner

Hidda - Smith

Tgra - Merchant

Drmna - Tinkerer

==== Name: ====
Selected from the old language of the Zamin-Sada, names are often chosen by the parents with emphasis on traits for names. Examples include: Mala (Powerful), Megryna (Courageous), Inya (Ambition)

==== House Name: ====
The House to which the individual is affiliated. Most Zamin-Sada belong to a House, though there are rare instances of exiles or those who choose not to affiliate. Houses only use old tongue of the Zamin-Sada language.

= Culture =
[[File:Zamin-Sada Empire Banner.png|left|thumb|252x252px|Banner of the Zamin-Sada Empire]]

=== [[Zamin-Sada Empire]] ===
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= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the [[Zamin-Hara]] and [[Sada-Vari]]. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== [[Girra Adura]] ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

Architecture

Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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= Zamin-Sada Empire =
The Zamin-Sada Empire, “The Empire of Eternity,” as many of its inhabitants pridefully claim, is a subterranean society of the united tribes of the [[Zamin-Hara]] and [[Sada-Vari]]. They claim ties to the long-extinct and feared Dragons of myth and legend. Often, they tout themselves as heralds of desires and ambition, with many notable innovative minds stemming from their homelands. Much of the Empire is centered around the core heartlands of Inora, with a vast network constantly expanding out from the beating heart of their capital, Khorram, and further out into depths unknown. Above all else, they are a people of many colors, heights, and cultures that have come together through necessity, being the key force that divides the Western and Eastern lands of Inora.

== Geography ==

=== Important Locations ===

==== Khorram ====
Khorram, the capital of the Zamin-Sada Empire, sits at the nation's heart and is ruled by House Atar. Originally a penal mining settlement during the Empire of Avalzam, it has since transformed into a vibrant center of culture and learning. Khorram is home to the University of Khorram, one of the empire's oldest institutions, where scholars and students from all over travel to study ancient archives and remnants of lost knowledge, including the fading and lost sorcery of days gone by.

==== Thalindra ====
Thalindra, located on the eastern side of the Zamin-Sada Empire, is a unique city flooded with groundwater. Both the major races exhibit more amphibious and crocodilian features than their counterparts. This city serves as a major hub of trade with the Scyrti tribes, fostering significant economic and cultural exchanges. Thalindra is ruled by House Tewra, renowned for its expertise in mining, excavation, and maintaining peaceful relations with the Scyrti.

==== Durimhar ====
Durimhar, nestled under the Ironscale Ridge, serves as a crucial choke point controlling access to the Heartland region. Once the capital of the Avalzam Empire, Durimhar is built atop an ancient Thrumdier hold, which has been transformed into a large-scale colosseum for gladiatorial entertainment, much to the hatred of the Thrumdier. It is one of the few places in the Zamin-Sada Empire where humans from the Common Provinces can be found, drawn by the bustling trade. The city is ruled by House Tegra, renowned for their vibrant mercantile activities.

==== Mirathra ====
Mirathara, found in the continent's southern region, is a heavily militarized city with a strong emphasis on defense. It serves as a buffer city, sitting at the edge of the desolate lands that border the Silver Coast and protecting the Empire from the expansionist ambitions of the Southern Yudh and Ventura Humans. Despite its military focus, Mirathara is also home to extensive agricultural spaces, contributing significantly to the Empire's food supply.

== Governance ==

=== Hierarchy ===
The Zamin-Sada Empire's hierarchy is led by House Atar, with the Emperor at its helm, overseeing the empire from the capital, Khorram. Each city within the empire is governed by a prominent House responsible for regional administration, with notable houses including House Tewra and House Tegra. These Houses manage daily life, from religious duties and military defense to trade and agriculture, ensuring the empire's stability and prosperity. Every Zamin-Sada belongs to a House, but the influence and power of these Houses vary, with House Atar holding supreme authority and others managing their respective regions. The central government in Khorram directly manages the center of the empire as the regional Houses maintain local control.

=== Houses ===
The Houses of Zamin-Sada are the central social units within the Empire. For any Zamin-Hara or Sada-Vari, it is impossible not to be part of a house, no matter how minor its standing may be. Each House holds pedigree and purposes of varying levels, with the oldest and most prominent houses tracing their lineage back to legendary dragon slayers from the days before the Age of Descent. These heroes not only slayed the dragons but also brought their blessings to their people, a legacy that has rewarded their descendants with influence throughout the territories and age-old heirlooms. Houses incorporate the crests of their Patron Dragons into their banners, crafts, and personal attire, often embedding specific gemstones into their scales as a mark of honor for what their descendants sacrificed to achieve, as is the way of Girra Adura.


While some Houses are tight-knit and familial, others function more like institutions, bringing together members with shared goals and professions.There is no recorded requirement or limitation to what size a House in the Empire must be.


The following Houses are not all of the Houses residing in the Empire, merely a select number of those who operate within its territories or attached to them.

==== House Atar ====
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House Atar holds the highest influence in the Zamin-Sada Empire, serving as the ruling house since the empire's founding. The head of this house, Lord Eshrard of House Atar, serves as the Emperor of the Zamin-Sada Empire. While technically new, House Atar results from a formal union between the oldest houses of the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, House Atar claims direct lineage to the slayer of Nirzhan, the first dragon believed to have fallen, and the slayer of Rashmehr. Nirzhan once oversaw the domains of change, earthquakes, and dance. Rashmehr was the Arbiter, whose death brought the blessings of justice and knowledge. 


Members of House Atar are renowned for their crimson-blood-red scales, golden eyes, and the rumored ability to bend fire to their will.


This royal house maintains tight control over the nation, steering their people toward a future of innovation while avoiding the pitfalls that led to the downfall of the Avaldam Empire. Their governance is characterized by a strong emphasis on progress and stability, ensuring that the Zamin-Sada Empire remains united and prosperous while fostering innovation.

==== House Serpa ====
House Serpa, a major house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, has earned its status through remarkable progress and innovation. Despite having a short traceable lineage compared to other major houses, their accomplishments have solidified their influence. House Serpa is renowned for reverse-engineering the crossbow, an invention stolen from the Thrumdier, and creating a working design despite the high cost of wood, leaving it unpopular in the empire. Operating from the capital city of Khorram, they claim ties to the slayer of Varadun and frequently incorporate Onyx gemstones into their attire and facial adornments. Their specialties include artifice, smithing, and gem-cutting, rightfully having earned their place amongst the influential houses of the empire.

==== House Itta ====
House Itta holds a prominent yet moderate status within the Zamin-Sada Empire, primarily due to their unwavering dedication to maintaining worship spaces in the capital. Most of its members serve as Thal'ra, or flame keepers, acting as priests of Girra Adura, enforcers of the law, and healers. They are among the first Houses called to arms whenever House Atar wishes to bring out force. House Itta claims a distant lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, and its members are notable for their crushed Peridot-covered scales. Their presence is a common sight in the heart of the empire, and they maintain close relations with neighboring Houses Serpa and Tewra. 


In recent years, there has been a growing sentiment among members of this House wishing to elevate their status further, despite the seemingly intentional political moves to keep their status in check alongside many other pious houses.

==== House Waryda ====
House Warya operates as one of the militaristic houses of the Zamin-Sada Empire, known for its members' dedication to contractual work as mercenaries during times of peace and serving as a crucial component of the Sword of the Empire during war. Claiming descent from the slayers of Hiravash, House Warya is blessed with endurance, valor, and tenacity. This House is predominantly composed of Sada-Vari, and despite the Empire's cultural mix, this nomadic House holds high prestige, significant influence, and a large membership.

When conflict arises with the Thrumdier-led Understone Triumvirate or the Northern Yudh-led North Hyol Dominion, House Warya is among the first on the frontline, acting as the Empire's line of defense. Members of this House take great pride in their scars, often incorporating them into intricate designs that celebrate their resilience and warrior spirit.

==== House Pliha ====
House Pliha is one of the oldest houses in the Zamin-Sada Empire, tracing its lineage back to before the days of the Empire of Avalzam and claiming direct descent from the slayer of Kurshid. Specializing in cultivation and agriculture, House Pliha's members are notable for their lustrous yellow scales. They operate primarily in the northern territories, maintaining close relations with House Dahla and House Tibiya. Their expertise in growing underground crops and managing agricultural resources is essential to the sustenance and prosperity of the Empire. Additionally, House Pliha is renowned for their role in creating Stonewool in ancient times, a commonly used material for clothing throughout the Empire.

==== House Tewra ====
House Tewra is known for its unique crocodilian-esque features and the taller-than-average heights of its members, claiming direct lineage to the slayer of Nahazar. Ruling over Thalindra, a city in the eastern part of the empire, House Tewra stands out for its talented swimmers and innovative excavation techniques, alongside using large contraptions to assist, which they developed in collaboration with other Houses centered around innovation. This House is largely responsible for reopening peaceful relations with the Scyrtans to the east. It is one of the largest Houses in the region.

==== House Tegra ====
House Tegra, ruling over the ancient city of Durimhar in the western region of the Zamin-Sada Empire, serves as the gatekeeper to the empire from the human-dominated west of Inora. Despite being one of the youngest houses to gain high prominence, formed during the establishment of the Zamin-Sada Empire, they claim a strong lineage to the slayer of Rashmehr, even possessing one of the few remaining relics from those lost periods. This house emphasizes trade and mercantilism, with members renowned for their business acumen—it's said that a member of House Tegra could sell a vase of water to a Corasan Sailor. 

==== House Algryma ====
House Algryma, located in the southern regions of the Zamin-Sada Empire, claims lineage from the slayer of Kurshid, the dragon who once presided over Growth, Fertility, and Nature. Specializing in apothecary and animal husbandry, they are entrusted with tending much of the livestock that thrives underground. Their knowledge of medicinal herbs and animal care is unparalleled. Much of their relations remains focused on keeping strong ties with House Suna and House Tegra, working closely to sustain and improve the health and vitality of the empire’s inhabitants and their creatures. 

==== House Timyra ====
House Timyra, a nomadic house within the Zamin-Sada Empire, prides itself on its descent from the slayers of Varadun, blessed with innovation and craftsmanship. This House is constantly on the move, operating more like a mobile cog within the empire's vast machinery than a traditional family unit. Their expertise lies in building and excavating tunnels, architecture, and transportation, mainly through the underground networks they help to develop and maintain. While not the sole planners of the empire, they are primarily responsible for much of the Southern territories' tunnel infrastructure, ensuring smooth and efficient passage throughout the empire.

==== The Ryyada ====
Within the Empire, those who are not affiliated with any House, whether by choice or due to exile, are known as Ryyada. This term, filled with negative connotations, translates to those who do not contribute any good purpose and hold no legacy. Ryyadas are generally not socially welcomed within the Empire's grounds. It is much more of a common occurrence for a Ryyada to lead a nomadic existence or seek a new place to belong. It is worth noting that, unlike the Empire's predecessor, the Empire of Avalzam, the current royal house has not decreed a current law forbidding this lifestyle.

==== ''House Harka'' ====
House Harka, devout followers of Avalzam, stands as one of the oldest houses descending from the tribes of Zamin-Hara. Unlike other houses, they do not claim direct descent from any single dragon slayer in Girra Adura. Still, they are renowned for their unwavering devotion, independence, and loyalty to one another. House Harka's members now reside in the Freehold of Nuevo Ventura, a human nation on the Silver Coast, where they were among the first benefactors in their efforts to rebuild following their demise in the war with the Common Provinces, in return for sanctuary from the Empire. Long exiled from the Zamin-Sada Empire, the bounty on every member’s heads remains public knowledge.


Following the rise of the Zamin-Sada Empire, House Harka was exiled for their treason that led to the Age of Descent and the fall of the Avalzam Empire. House Harka claims they acted as Avalzam would have wanted them to, poised to receive the creator's complete blessing by eliminating those they believed had squandered the blessings their ancestors died for, completing the final trial of Avalzam that had gone incomplete. In contrast, the Empire portrays them as having become mad and power-hungry, leading to their near-total destruction, no better than the beasts that wrought havoc at the dawn of this land.


Despite their exile, House Harka is feared throughout the lands for their combative prowess, generations-old wealth, and infamous reputation as Kin Slayers.

=== Schism and Unity of the Tribes ===
Long conflicts between the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes mark the history of the Zamin-Sada, both against one another and as allies. While much has faded into obscurity, it likely stems from the rivalry over the days of slaying and surviving the trials of Avalzam. The conflict escalated into a devastating civil war during the Age of Descent, leading to the downfall of the Avalzam Empire, the predecessor to the Zamin-Sada Empire. The resulting destruction created deep rifts within their society, as Houses divided and blamed each other for their losses.


Unity emerged only after both factions suffered considerable losses and shared enemies rose to meet them, which led to a peace accord and the formation of House Atar. This accord paved the way for the reunification of the tribes, forming the Zamin-Sada Empire. A few Houses resisted integration despite this newfound unity, preferring to remain distinct. However, these dissenters are exceptions, with most Houses swearing allegiance to the royal House Atar and embracing a collective identity of one Empire, now striving for progress over domination. 

== Culture ==

=== Belief ===

==== [[Girra Adura]] ====
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.


The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the Houses of the Zamin-Sada. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

=== Architecture ===
Many depth cities often favored the style of cutting dark stone bricks and basalt harvested from Ironscale Ridge's deep molten pools. Highlights of lighter-toned stones were a must to further the beauty with lined accents.


Their buildings are often raised to be grand, with columned halls, intricate stone carvings, and grandiose reliefs that showcase sophisticated artistry. Many homes and public buildings adopt spire-like designs, stretching from the ceiling to the floor of their caverns. These cities, situated predominantly closer to the surface, compared to deeper underground fortresses of the Thrumdier, favor accessibility, facilitating more straightforward trade and communication with external societies and leveraging natural light. 


Despite their ability to see in darkness with a monochromatic vision, the Zamin-Sada enjoy lighting up their cities to show off their vibrant colors. Oil-fueled lanterns are common and relatively simple to make. Additionally, remains of larger fungal growths are extracted and set into enclosures, mixed with a recipe only known to alchemist-run Houses, hung throughout the empire, providing a softer but longer-lasting light.


A common characteristic, or nuisance, of a Zamin-Sada City, is the mark their empire leaves behind on the surface. They often cut off the vegetation on the surface to stabilize their cities, frequently leading to conflicts with neighboring societies whose land they attempt to expand into.

=== Craftsmanship ===
Typical forms of artistic expression in the Zamin-Sada Empire often include obsidian, basalt, and glass, with artisans frequently creating intricate reliefs, sculptures, and pottery that depict various dragons. The symbolism of fire is a recurrent theme, representing the presence of Avalzam and serving as a reminder of their divine connection.


Delicate crafts such as glassblowing and silversmithing are particularly esteemed within most houses. These crafts require a high level of skill and precision, highly specific skill sets, and physical capabilities, such as finely cut claws. However, the end result is often highly prized and valued, traded foreignly for its beauty and craftsmanship—the creation of elaborate glass pieces and finely detailed silver jewelry bases.


Gem-cutting is a common but essential craft in the Zamin-Sada Empire. Every Zamin wears jewelry made from gems cut by the Mining Houses, signifying aspects of their house. The intricate process of cutting and polishing gems is a highly respected art due to their noted spiritual ties in the belief of Girra Adura, with the Mining Houses and Smithing Houses often playing a crucial and tandem role with one another in providing these precious stones. In addition to jewelry, gem-cutting is used to create decorative and functional items, such as ornate weapon hilts, ceremonial objects, and even elements of architecture.


The forging of melee weapons, and more specifically, curved melee blades of various sizes, is a common practice for the Zamin-Sada. On the other hand, due to the scarcity of wood in the Empire, they face a situation where bow users are a rarity.

=== Music ===
Music holds a special place in Zamin-Sada culture, imitating and celebrating the Divine Breath of Girra Adura. Instruments shaped from bone and thick hides of subterranean creatures, such as flutes, rattles, and drums, are standard and highly valued for their practical use. 


Instruments like the kithara or lyre, made of bamboo or precious imported wood, are considered rare luxuries. They are often handed down through generations, their craftsmanship revered, and their sounds cherished due to their exotic vocals. Thrumming, resonant vocals are a common and expected theme of nearly every Zamin-Sada musical work.


Community gatherings frequently feature musical storytelling, where tales of ancestral heroes and lost periods before the Age of Descent occurred through song.

=== Cuisine ===
The culinary traditions of the Zamin-Sada are distinguished by their reliance on three primary staples: mushrooms, gloomroots, and meat. The preparation of fungi is a meticulous process, slowly cooked to fully release their rich, umami flavors. These fungi are not only a dietary staple but are also commonly exported as an exotic good. Alongside these, gloomroots, a cousin species to surface carrots, are cultivated equally. Thriving in the unique underground conditions of their world, these roots have a rich, earthy, fibrous flavor and a satisfying crunch, with a slight iron tang and a strong bittersweet aftertaste. Gloomroots are used in both medicine and slow-cooked meals.


Members of the Houses with Surface-Walking Hunters play a crucial role in Zamin-Sada cuisine by employing sophisticated traps at the surface to capture the game. This meat, often from creatures adapted to both the surface and the depths, adds the final component to the trio of Zamin staple cuisine. Hunter Houses' expertise ensures a steady supply of meat, which is prepared in various traditional ways, from roasting to preserving through drying meats in specially carved and ventilated cavern spaces.


Other unique cooking techniques have developed thanks to their unique environment, such as using geothermal heat for slow-cooking stews and roasts and underground ovens built into the cavern walls for baking goods and drying alternatives. In the southern regions, closer to the Silver Coast, the crushing of salt pockets is a common practice, providing the necessary seasoning for their dishes and alternative sources of preservation for nations who do not deal with the Human-Led Common Provinces from the west.

=== Fashion ===
The fashion among the Zamin-Sada emphasizes status and comfort, ideally suited to their subterranean lifestyle. Clothing is predominantly made from Stonewool, the literal and common translation for the material, a fibrous root created magically by various Sada-Vari houses during the Avalzam Empire's rule, perfected by those with a direct lineage to Kurshid's slayer by ensuring its endurance amongst the rising heat of the caverns and it’s ease of growth throughout the Empire’s terrain. Stonewool, along with durable hides, forms the basis of their attire. They are designed for ease of movement and travel along narrow cavern passages while being easy to work with and readily modify.


Outfits typically include tunics, shawls, coats, and closed robes, often dyed in a broad spectrum of colors derived from the myriad minerals found underground. The intricate dyeing process utilizes natural mineral pigments, resulting in vibrant and long-lasting hues that reflect the wearer's status and House affiliation.


Robes and tunics are often adorned with rich embroidery and detailed patterns that represent their Patron Dragons and ancestral heritage. Jewelry, a common accessory, holds a profound cultural and spiritual significance for the Zamin-Sada. Each individual is often decorated with at least one piece cut from a gemstone, a symbol of wealth and a connection to their House's Patron Dragon. It is not unusual to see necklaces, rings, and bracelets intricately designed and crafted to showcase the natural beauty of the stones.


Footwear is practical yet ornate, crafted from durable hides and often featuring decorative elements such as metal clasps and embroidered patterns. Headwear, including turbans and caps, is also prevalent, frequently adorned with gems or needlework that signify rank amongst their respective houses.

== History ==

=== Age of Burning Seas ===
Little is known about what truly came before the period of the Empire of Avaldzam and the Age of Descent, lost due to the events that followed in history. Many stone tablets recording the past have been shattered or lost to the depths of the world. What is known has been gathered and reconstructed as the Age of Burning Seas through the Canon of Girra Adura.


The beliefs about how the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari came to be and the days of after that followed are agreed upon as truth within . 

=== Age of Descent ===
After the two races had toppled their creator's challenges, they began building as one society, enlightened and empowered. Soon, their various tribes shifted into "Houses." Guided by the blessings they claimed from their creator, Avalzam, they laid the bricks of the Empire of Avalzam.


However, all kingdoms must end; the Empire of Avalzam was no such exception and, en route to reaching its peak in the continent's dominance, had learned the troubles of finding new enemies to conquer when most were under their banner. Legends still stand of ancient Yudh and Human fortress lost to the depths of the world as they crumbled below their foundation. The smaller houses were already satisfied with what they gained through the Empire's expansion. However, larger and more prominent Houses felt they deserved more for their actions, legacy, and sacrifices their people paid. Above all other Houses of the Empire, House Harka, a Zamin-Hara house famous for their prowess on the battlefield, entirely devoted to Avalzam, decreed that there should have been more to receive more from the Empire and, most significantly, that their people had not completed their final challenge. They believed that the weak were to be pruned, those who squandered his blessings and wasted them. And so, they called the banners again for a crusade, this time against their own Empire. Most of the Houses protested, attempting to reason with House Harka and their respective Lord. Still, they were not a force to be reasoned with for their sheer size, which was the largest throughout Inora.


And so officially began what has been recorded as the 'Age of Descent,' a time of fear and uncertainty as the Empire found itself embroiled in a devastating Civil War. House Harka now marched and dug through the Inora, warring with many of its own fellow minor houses as targets, erasing them from the history of their people. 


Word quickly spread throughout the Empire's territories of the infamous war cry that would be heard in the distance before a sea of Zamin-Hara soldiers poured in. For a decade, this was the ordinary sight of the heartland of Inora. To those who managed to endure House Harka's fury, rumors began sprouting off with edges of fear and doubt of how House Harka fought with the might of a Dragon, that they truly did fight with Avalzam's support. As this spread, many Zamin-Hara of the Empire fled to seek the aid of the higher houses of Avalzam, who had endured the fighting and remained neutral-passive. Yet many others, more often Sada-Vari, considered less noble for their "underhanded methods of combat," embraced the destruction wrought by the warring House and pushed to fight against the now declining forces of the rebels proactively. 


For much of the remainder of the conflict, this had proven to be a success in weakening the forces of House Harka and their growing House. Yet, In the remnants of the Empire, as conflict slowly grew to be rarer and rarer,  the Zamin-Hara Houses of the Empire, those who had not pledged themselves to House Harka, had grown to the perspective that the Sada Vari were at fault for the actions of House Harka. Thus, with what remained of the Empire of Avalzam slowly crumbled as the Houses grew to divide. Just as they had crushed their enemies on the dawn of their Empire, the Empire of Avalzam slowly sunk below its own foundation with Houses pledging their loyalty to a predominant Zamin-Hara House or Sada-Vari House until it was formally dissolved with much of its outer lands reclaimed by their people. As for the two dominant races, each blamed the other for destroying what they had at their peak. 

=== Age of Golden Suns ===
Despite the harsh realities of their decline, the Zamin-Hara and Sada-Vari, having lost many people, even more land, and their beloved empire, found a way to settle in a stalemate on their mainland of old. This was not a hostile standoff, but a delicate balance, where the initiation of conflict could potentially lead to the extinction of one of the people. Their mutual dislike was strong, but their shared desire to avoid mutual destruction was stronger.


In a momentous turn of events, the Zamin and the Sada, two major kingdoms, decided to depend on each other, merging their lands in a mutual treaty, including the founding of various new houses, such as the ruling House Atar, formed from two of the most influential houses from both races. This act slowly mended the cycle of hate amongst their people and set a powerful example for other Houses. 


Some Houses protested, trying to take down the newly made House Itta out of spite and dislike of the possible changes it would bring to their kingdom. Thankfully for the fate of their civilization, this did not result in another civil war, unlike what would have occurred before their reunification.


And thus, the Zamin-Sada were reformed.


However, there were other major events happening for the Zamin-Sada in this time period. With a new reformed empire came a new foe—an ally of old now seeking opportunities for expansion. This foe came in the form of the Thrumdier, born from the blood of their primordial enemies. Living deep under their tunnels, the blood of the dragons had sunk beneath, giving birth to the insect-like dwarves. 


As the Thrumdier began their onslaught on the empire, infiltrating their networks and dealing devastating blows to the minor Houses, the Zamin-Sada made a resolute decision. They would not bow down to this new threat. They would carry on their legacy and declare a crusade, this time against the invading Thrums. 


While at war, the empire started thriving once again. Newly forged ties and relationships were strengthened, bound by the blood of their fallen against their new enemies, descendants of their old foe. One of the biggest and decisive battles took place in Khorram, the heart of the empire, a vital point for the victor of the battle. 


The battle lasted for three days and three nights, opposing the armies of both factions; both fought over the dominion of this stronghold; to say it was ferocious would diminish the true atrocity of this battle. Civilian lives were lost, and the Thrums had no sense of honor or respect for the lives of the Zamin-sada. The canals of the capital were filled with blood, and the tunnels with corpses of both the Zamin, the Sada as well as the Thrums. At the beginning of the fourth day, the Zamin-sada stood victorious over their capital, bathing in death and sorrow.


To honor their fallen, the empire had to make a decision, and while not able to bury and have a ceremony for each one of theirs, they made giant pyres that they lit for the bodies of the fallen of each House, keeping them burning for three days and three nights, symbolically to let their close ones mourn over the pyres, as remembrance for the long battle. Starting this day, the Zamin-sada have let go of their fallen this way, burning pyres for the deceased for three days, offering them their items, and performing rituals to aid their transition to the afterlife.


And such is the Empire of Zamin-Sada, bearing the name of their two people working and living in unity, a thriving new empire under the Golden Sun of Inora.</text>
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    <text bytes="10930" xml:space="preserve">= Girra Adura =
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.

The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the [[Zamin-Hara]] and [[Sada-Vari]] tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire's]] citizenry through their respective Houses. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

== Doctrine ==

=== He Who First Breathed ===
Avalzam, known as the Unifier, the First Rebel, and He Who First Breathed, is the creator of all life in Zamin-Sada lore. He emerged from the desire for change between the primordial beings Larzaan and Daryapar. Avalzam's creation brought life to a world ravaged by their timeless conflict. While his trials, represented by the seven dragons, shaped the Zamin-Sada people, modern worship focuses on these Slayers rather than Avalzam alone. His crest features a dragon atop a desolate cliff, breathing fire, symbolizing his ambitious and unifying nature. The gemstones associated with Avalzam are Bismuth and Opal.

=== The Slayers ===
The Slayers are the revered figures in Zamin-Sada history, known for defeating the dragons that Avalzam set as trials for the living. These heroes are honored for the blessings they bestowed upon their bloodlines and all life. Every House traces its lineage back to these slayers. However, each House only claims direct descent to one, embodying the blessings they brought. To be a direct descendant of a Slayer means to carry the blessing they earned using strength and wit more than one else.

=== The Seven Labors ===
The first Dragons were among Avalzam's initial creations, intended as a trial for the living to prove their worth. Life in its earliest form could flourish only after these dragons were defeated by the ancient Zamin-Sada people

==== Nahazar ====
Domain: Ocean, Emotions, Mystery

Epithets: The Call of the Unknown, The Tide Caller

Crest: A Whirlpool encircled by a flame

Gemstone: Aquamarine, Prismarine, Lapis Lazuli

==== Varadun ====
Domain: Innovation, Protection, Craftsmanship

Epithets: The Molten Forge, The World's Blood

Crest: A hammer over an anvil, both aflame

Gemstone: Onyx, Jade, Diamond

==== Rashmehr ====
Domain: Justice, Knowledge

Epithets: The Arbiter 

Crest: Scales of justice over an ember

Gemstone: Peridot, Moonstone, Sapphire

==== Yudhivar: ====
Domain: Time, Death, Eternity

Epithets: The Eternal Cycle, The Weaver of Time, The Guide

Crest: A feathered serpent biting its own tail, around a gemstone

Gemstone: Amethyst, Emerald

==== Hiravash ====
Domain: Endurance, Valor, Honor

Epithets: The Endless Fury

Crest: A sword engulfed in flames

Gemstone: Ruby, Quartz

==== Nirzhan ====
Domain: Change, Dance, Earthquakes

Epithets: The Wild Tempest, The Disruptor

Crest: A Thunderbolt over a mountain

Gemstone: Topaz, Sunstone, Garnet, Turqioise

==== Kurshid ====
Domain: Growth, Fertility, Nature

Epithets: The Life Bloom

Crest: A tree with intertwined roots and branches

Gemstone: Topaz, Malachite

=== Kurma - The Afterlife ===
Thanks to their blessings from Faranvar’s death, the Zamin-Sada believe they once they die, their soul  continues to exist although the blissful beyond is not guaranteed as it is to enter on a long journey to the depths of the World, further and further down then what none of the living could ever reach, a path only shown to those who no longer bear any attachment to the living can only be presented this path. Here is when a Zamin-Sada, and any mortal, will come face to face with the creator, Avalzam as he judges the worth of one’s soul, weighing if his blessings had been squandered. 

To those who pass his judgment, they are allowed to enjoy blissful eternity in Kurma, with all those who had come before and those who come after. For souls not worthy, or banished by Avalzam, are left to rot for the World, just as Avalzam’s creators had been left to die. 

== Clergy ==

=== The Fire Tenders ===
The Thal'ra, roughly translating to "fire tenders," are the religious figures of Girra Adura, serving as priests, paladins, and healers. Their temples, found in every city, act as centers of healing and spiritual guidance. Anyone can become a Thal'ra, regardless of their House affiliation or even race. This makes it one of the few paths where straying from one's House is not restricted, a feat very much uncommon within the grounds of the Empire.


However, only those born into pious-centered houses can serve the highest positions of the Thal'ra, such as those of House Itta. 

=== Temples ===
Temples in the Zamin-Sada Empire are grand constructs, featuring columns with ornate designs, gold linings, and black brick walls adorned with braziers. Each city's temple prominently displays the gemstones and banners of the ruling House, reflecting the lineage of their slayer, but no slayer is ever barred from being honored in a temple. These spaces serve dual purposes: conducting rituals and offering healing to the populace.

== Rituals ==

=== Death and Remembrance ===
For the Zamin-Sada, death signifies a period of profound sorrow and mourning, observed with deep reverence and various ceremonial practices. When a fellow Zamin passes, their presence is believed to linger among the living for three days as they find their route to Kurma. During this time, grieving kin offer tributes in the form of the deceased's possessions or envied items, which are burned to aid their beloved's passage. A funeral pyre is lit, and as the body is laid to the flames, the accomplishments and fortunes brought by the deceased are spoken throughout the caverns. 

The ashes are then scattered across the complex network of tunnels, symbolizing their guiding spirit and a barrier against unwelcome entities, forever safeguarding the living. However, it is not uncommon for a specific house to request the ashes of their fallen Zamin to be stored in an urn of their requested design. 

The rich often perform these rites using wood, creating individual pyres, while the poor might wait to gather enough wood and corpses to conduct group ceremonies.

== Age of Burning Seas ==
Before there was life, there was nothing but fire. The world was an endless expanse of raging flames and pouring rivers of molten lava. Here, Larzaan, the embodiment of the rugged earth and trembling grounds, collided with Daryapar, the sovereign of the molten infernos and endless burning seas. The wild, untamed clashes of fire forged is what forged the lands of Inora.


In a realm wrought from the relentless clashing of Larzaan's stoicism and Daryapar's chaos, a constant feud brewed, their essences forever in turmoil. Striving to quell this perpetual disagreement, they fused their divergent natures to birth a singular entity: Avalzam. Emerging as a beacon of unparalleled power, Avalzam harbored within it the steadfast resolve of Larzaan and the unrestrained fervor of Daryapar. Conceived as a harmonious mediator, he was destined to forge unity between the endless conflict of the earth and the inferno.


However, Avalzam soon perceived his intrinsic strength, a power surpassing both Larzaan and Daryapar. A realization dawned upon him as the two bickered: he could transcend the limitations imposed by his creators. With a breath imbued with the essence of land and sea, he molded the terrain and quelled the ceaseless sea of lava, giving birth to vast oceans and boundless lands. 


Avalzam, for the first time, brought life.


The first sparks of creation sprouted from his unbridled desires and aspirations, bestowing the land with varied flora and fauna. The molten remnants of Daryapar's being turned into precious gems and metals, hidden beneath the vast landscapes, waiting to be uncovered by those imbued with boundless desire.


In the wake of Avalzam's rebellion against his creators, solitude shrouded him. In his loneliness, Avalzam, seeking companionship and cohorts, birthed not one or two but thousands of beings like him—the first dragons. He instilled in them potential and power, envisioning them as his fellow creators in the wake of his solitude. With breaths as mighty as Avalzam, they sculpted mountains, hollowed caves, and forged lakes. The subsequent ashes boiled into towering trees, sheltering the myriad of life underneath.


However, Avalzam foresaw rebellion, as he had done to his creators. Thus, he constructed these dragons to keep one another in eternal conflict, ensuring his dominion remained unchallenged. They ruled over the newly born life, crafting the world with their majestic breaths. Life flourished, evolving under the vigilant eyes of these dragons, who acted as both creator and destroyer.


But life, in its budding form, found the wrath of dragons unbearable. Thus, Avalzam, with a touch of remorse and introspection, sculpted the first sentient beings—the Scrytans and the Elves—to inhabit the lands. However, these creations, echoes of his essence, saw their creator's tyranny and fled into the ocean's abyss and lands beyond his sight, leaving Avalzam in a newfound solitude.


His anger and remorse shaped his next creation. He endeavored to create beings—perfect and superior. They were designed in his image but enhanced and refined—they were the next evolutionary step. The Zamin-Sada were like his dragons yet distinct, filled with boundless ambitions and desires.


Amid their endless pursuits for survival, just like the rest of the growing new life, they began challenging the might of Avalzam's first dragons, the Seven Trials of Calamity. The Zamin-Sada waged fierce battles against these winged titans and held their ground. As dragons fell, their blood seeped deep into the earth, melding with the ancient remnants of Larzaan and Daryapar. This fusion sprouted a new life within the earth's bowels, giving birth to the stocky insectoid-like race known as Thrumdier. These beings, born from conflict and fury, emerged with the resilience of the dragons, the essence of the Zamin-Sada, and the age-old spirits of Larzaan and Daryapar.</text>
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    <text bytes="10930" xml:space="preserve">= Girra Adura =
Girra Adura is a religion centered around worshiping Avalzam, the creator of all life, who saw the Zamin-Sada people as his chosen ones. Avalzam rebelled against his creators and brought life to a world ravaged by a timeless war between two primordial beings. The religion emphasizes the slaying of seven dragons, trials set by Avalzam to determine his champions.  The Zamin-Sada people overcame these trials with wit, strength, and valor, slaying the dragons and bringing Avalzam's blessings to the lands of Inora, which taught them to grow food, think independently, and secure a place for themselves in the afterlife.

The roots of Girra Adura extend back to the disparate beliefs held by the [[Zamin-Hara]] and [[Sada-Vari]] tribes. Upon the historical reunification of these tribes, their beliefs merged, forming the bedrock of the societal renaissance that followed. This shared identity and heritage continue to flourish through the daily lives of the [[Zamin-Sada Empire|Empire's]] citizenry through their respective Houses. From the gemstones and accessories worn by commoners to the crests sewn on their everyday clothes and the colors representing themselves, Girra Adura defines every aspect of life within the Empire.

== Doctrine ==

=== He Who First Breathed ===
Avalzam, known as the Unifier, the First Rebel, and He Who First Breathed, is the creator of all life in Zamin-Sada lore. He emerged from the desire for change between the primordial beings Larzaan and Daryapar. Avalzam's creation brought life to a world ravaged by their timeless conflict. While his trials, represented by the seven dragons, shaped the Zamin-Sada people, modern worship focuses on these Slayers rather than Avalzam alone. His crest features a dragon atop a desolate cliff, breathing fire, symbolizing his ambitious and unifying nature. The gemstones associated with Avalzam are Bismuth and Opal.

=== The Slayers ===
The Slayers are the revered figures in Zamin-Sada history, known for defeating the dragons that Avalzam set as trials for the living. These heroes are honored for the blessings they bestowed upon their bloodlines and all life. Every House traces its lineage back to these slayers. However, each House only claims direct descent to one, embodying the blessings they brought. To be a direct descendant of a Slayer means to carry the blessing they earned using strength and wit more than one else.

=== The Seven Labors ===
The first Dragons were among Avalzam's initial creations, intended as a trial for the living to prove their worth. Life in its earliest form could flourish only after these dragons were defeated by the ancient Zamin-Sada people

==== Nahazar ====
Domain: Ocean, Emotions, Mystery

Epithets: The Call of the Unknown, The Tide Caller

Crest: A Whirlpool encircled by a flame

Gemstone: Aquamarine, Prismarine, Lapis Lazuli

==== Varadun ====
Domain: Innovation, Protection, Craftsmanship

Epithets: The Molten Forge, The World's Blood

Crest: A hammer over an anvil, both aflame

Gemstone: Onyx, Jade, Diamond

==== Rashmehr ====
Domain: Justice, Knowledge

Epithets: The Arbiter 

Crest: Scales of justice over an ember

Gemstone: Peridot, Moonstone, Sapphire

==== Yudhivar: ====
Domain: Time, Death, Eternity

Epithets: The Eternal Cycle, The Weaver of Time, The Guide

Crest: A feathered serpent biting its own tail, around a gemstone

Gemstone: Amethyst, Emerald

==== Hiravash ====
Domain: Endurance, Valor, Honor

Epithets: The Endless Fury

Crest: A sword engulfed in flames

Gemstone: Ruby, Quartz

==== Nirzhan ====
Domain: Change, Dance, Earthquakes

Epithets: The Wild Tempest, The Disruptor

Crest: A Thunderbolt over a mountain

Gemstone: Topaz, Sunstone, Garnet, Turqioise

==== Kurshid ====
Domain: Growth, Fertility, Nature

Epithets: The Life Bloom

Crest: A tree with intertwined roots and branches

Gemstone: Topaz, Malachite

=== Kurma - The Afterlife ===
Thanks to their blessings from Yudhivar’s death, the Zamin-Sada believe they once they die, their soul  continues to exist although the blissful beyond is not guaranteed as it is to enter on a long journey to the depths of the World, further and further down then what none of the living could ever reach, a path only shown to those who no longer bear any attachment to the living can only be presented this path. Here is when a Zamin-Sada, and any mortal, will come face to face with the creator, Avalzam as he judges the worth of one’s soul, weighing if his blessings had been squandered. 

To those who pass his judgment, they are allowed to enjoy blissful eternity in Kurma, with all those who had come before and those who come after. For souls not worthy, or banished by Avalzam, are left to rot for the World, just as Avalzam’s creators had been left to die. 

== Clergy ==

=== The Fire Tenders ===
The Thal'ra, roughly translating to "fire tenders," are the religious figures of Girra Adura, serving as priests, paladins, and healers. Their temples, found in every city, act as centers of healing and spiritual guidance. Anyone can become a Thal'ra, regardless of their House affiliation or even race. This makes it one of the few paths where straying from one's House is not restricted, a feat very much uncommon within the grounds of the Empire.


However, only those born into pious-centered houses can serve the highest positions of the Thal'ra, such as those of House Itta. 

=== Temples ===
Temples in the Zamin-Sada Empire are grand constructs, featuring columns with ornate designs, gold linings, and black brick walls adorned with braziers. Each city's temple prominently displays the gemstones and banners of the ruling House, reflecting the lineage of their slayer, but no slayer is ever barred from being honored in a temple. These spaces serve dual purposes: conducting rituals and offering healing to the populace.

== Rituals ==

=== Death and Remembrance ===
For the Zamin-Sada, death signifies a period of profound sorrow and mourning, observed with deep reverence and various ceremonial practices. When a fellow Zamin passes, their presence is believed to linger among the living for three days as they find their route to Kurma. During this time, grieving kin offer tributes in the form of the deceased's possessions or envied items, which are burned to aid their beloved's passage. A funeral pyre is lit, and as the body is laid to the flames, the accomplishments and fortunes brought by the deceased are spoken throughout the caverns. 

The ashes are then scattered across the complex network of tunnels, symbolizing their guiding spirit and a barrier against unwelcome entities, forever safeguarding the living. However, it is not uncommon for a specific house to request the ashes of their fallen Zamin to be stored in an urn of their requested design. 

The rich often perform these rites using wood, creating individual pyres, while the poor might wait to gather enough wood and corpses to conduct group ceremonies.

== Age of Burning Seas ==
Before there was life, there was nothing but fire. The world was an endless expanse of raging flames and pouring rivers of molten lava. Here, Larzaan, the embodiment of the rugged earth and trembling grounds, collided with Daryapar, the sovereign of the molten infernos and endless burning seas. The wild, untamed clashes of fire forged is what forged the lands of Inora.


In a realm wrought from the relentless clashing of Larzaan's stoicism and Daryapar's chaos, a constant feud brewed, their essences forever in turmoil. Striving to quell this perpetual disagreement, they fused their divergent natures to birth a singular entity: Avalzam. Emerging as a beacon of unparalleled power, Avalzam harbored within it the steadfast resolve of Larzaan and the unrestrained fervor of Daryapar. Conceived as a harmonious mediator, he was destined to forge unity between the endless conflict of the earth and the inferno.


However, Avalzam soon perceived his intrinsic strength, a power surpassing both Larzaan and Daryapar. A realization dawned upon him as the two bickered: he could transcend the limitations imposed by his creators. With a breath imbued with the essence of land and sea, he molded the terrain and quelled the ceaseless sea of lava, giving birth to vast oceans and boundless lands. 


Avalzam, for the first time, brought life.


The first sparks of creation sprouted from his unbridled desires and aspirations, bestowing the land with varied flora and fauna. The molten remnants of Daryapar's being turned into precious gems and metals, hidden beneath the vast landscapes, waiting to be uncovered by those imbued with boundless desire.


In the wake of Avalzam's rebellion against his creators, solitude shrouded him. In his loneliness, Avalzam, seeking companionship and cohorts, birthed not one or two but thousands of beings like him—the first dragons. He instilled in them potential and power, envisioning them as his fellow creators in the wake of his solitude. With breaths as mighty as Avalzam, they sculpted mountains, hollowed caves, and forged lakes. The subsequent ashes boiled into towering trees, sheltering the myriad of life underneath.


However, Avalzam foresaw rebellion, as he had done to his creators. Thus, he constructed these dragons to keep one another in eternal conflict, ensuring his dominion remained unchallenged. They ruled over the newly born life, crafting the world with their majestic breaths. Life flourished, evolving under the vigilant eyes of these dragons, who acted as both creator and destroyer.


But life, in its budding form, found the wrath of dragons unbearable. Thus, Avalzam, with a touch of remorse and introspection, sculpted the first sentient beings—the Scrytans and the Elves—to inhabit the lands. However, these creations, echoes of his essence, saw their creator's tyranny and fled into the ocean's abyss and lands beyond his sight, leaving Avalzam in a newfound solitude.


His anger and remorse shaped his next creation. He endeavored to create beings—perfect and superior. They were designed in his image but enhanced and refined—they were the next evolutionary step. The Zamin-Sada were like his dragons yet distinct, filled with boundless ambitions and desires.


Amid their endless pursuits for survival, just like the rest of the growing new life, they began challenging the might of Avalzam's first dragons, the Seven Trials of Calamity. The Zamin-Sada waged fierce battles against these winged titans and held their ground. As dragons fell, their blood seeped deep into the earth, melding with the ancient remnants of Larzaan and Daryapar. This fusion sprouted a new life within the earth's bowels, giving birth to the stocky insectoid-like race known as Thrumdier. These beings, born from conflict and fury, emerged with the resilience of the dragons, the essence of the Zamin-Sada, and the age-old spirits of Larzaan and Daryapar.</text>
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